Maine lawmakers are considering a bill that would let tenants sue a landlord who contacts ICE to pressure, punish, or retaliate against them. It creates...
Smart TV subpoenas in criminal cases can compel manufacturers to produce device identifiers, app logs, IP addresses, and account activity linked to a specific date...
The First Sale Doctrine lets you resell, lend, or donate a lawfully purchased physical copy without the copyright owner’s permission. It often doesn’t apply to...
Buying an NFT typically transfers only the token, not the copyright, unless a written license or assignment says otherwise. Under U.S. law, copyright transfers must...
Analysts are warning 2026 could bring a major foreclosure wave as mortgage resets, higher rates, and economic pressure hit stressed borrowers. Acting now—reviewing your loan,...
In many states, an illegal landlord entry can trigger statutory damages of $100–$2,000+ per violation, and sometimes attorney’s fees. The exact dollar amount depends on...
Since March 3, 2022, the Ending Forced Arbitration of Sexual Assault and Sexual Harassment Act lets victims choose court over mandatory arbitration. Employers can’t force...
A Discord moderator can be held personally liable if they materially contribute to illegal conduct or knowingly enable harmful activity. Courts increasingly examine what moderators...
Police now use at least 5 major AI surveillance tools—facial recognition, ALPR/license-plate readers, predictive policing, social media monitoring, and cell-site simulators—to identify and track people....
IRS Tax Exempt Organization Search can confirm a charity’s 501(c)(3) status in under a minute. If it’s missing, revoked, or doesn’t match the name/EIN, treat...
