Self-deportation clauses in employment contracts are now illegal because they unlawfully pressure workers to waive rights and face immigration consequences tied to their job. Federal...
In 2026, multiple states have enacted laws that ban or sharply limit blanket “no-pet” clauses in residential leases. These reforms typically allow reasonable pet-related rules...
Under the Fair Housing Act, landlords must grant a reasonable accommodation request unless it causes an undue financial/administrative burden or fundamentally alters housing. Tenants with...
Courts are increasingly defining “free speech on social media” around a core rule: the First Amendment restricts government actors, not private platforms. New rulings and...
The new $100,000 H-1B fee adds $100,000 per covered H-1B petition or extension, with certain employers and filings potentially exempt. Multiple lawsuits are already challenging...
Before signing a 2026 lease, confirm 10 essentials: working heat, hot water, electricity, plumbing, weatherproofing, safe wiring, smoke/CO alarms, secure locks, pest-free conditions, and code...
Starting in 2026, California landlords must repair or replace broken provided appliances— including stoves— as part of habitability. This shifts appliance failures from a tenant...
In the U.S., you can face liability for bot-generated posts when you authorized, directed, or materially contributed to the specific unlawful content. Courts treat bots...
Romeo and Juliet laws typically allow consensual teen relationships with a small age gap (often 2–4 years) to avoid felony statutory rape charges. The exact...
Today, an AI itself can’t go to jail in the U.S.; criminal liability typically attaches to a human or corporate entity that deployed, controlled, or...
