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California’s Age-Appropriate Design Code remains in effect after a federal court denied an injunction, so covered online services likely need to continue preparing for compliance. The ruling keeps pressure on businesses that offer digital products or features “likely to be accessed” by minors to assess risks and adjust defaults, data practices, and design choices. This […]
In California, a wrongful death claim lets certain surviving family members seek compensation when a death is caused by another’s wrongful act or neglect. In Santa Monica, eligible spouses, children, and some dependents may recover damages like lost financial support and funeral expenses, subject to strict filing deadlines. This guide explains who qualifies, what must
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In California, a DUI can hurt job prospects for up to 7 years because most background checks report convictions for that period. It can also jeopardize driving roles and professional licenses, and employers may view it as a trust and safety risk. This article explains the employment impacts, legal considerations, and practical strategies to move
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In California, a DUI conviction can increase car insurance premiums by about 50%–200%+ and often requires an SR-22 filing. The exact hike depends on your insurer, driving history, coverage limits, and how long the DUI stays on record (commonly 10 years). This article explains typical rate impacts, timelines, and practical ways to manage costs after
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In California, a DUI generally stays on your DMV driving record for 10 years from the arrest date. During that time, it can affect license consequences, point count, and insurance premiums. This article explains the 10-year rule, related timelines, and what it means for drivers. A DUI (Driving Under the Influence) conviction can have significant
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