The majority of Brits support the creation of a ‘right to disconnect’ law that would put limits on workplace communication outside office hours, a poll reveals. A survey of 1,050 UK adults, condu...

Brunswick News: Fleeing from police should always be a felony House Bill 1216 is a perfect example of just how lax laws have become. A fourth conviction — a fourth, mind you — of fleeing police i...

Access to quality childcare has the potential to unlock pathways out of poverty, build human capital, promote early childhood development, and increase equity. The narrative on the importance and...

Laws mean nothing if they cannot be enforced against people who violate them, which is why there is an entire branch of government — the judiciary — whose job is supposed to be applying the law t...

Drivers for ridehailing services in Chicago earn less than the $15-per-hour minimum wage and would be paid substantially more if they were classified as employees instead of as independent contra...

In a case potentially overshadowed by the California Supreme Court's same-day denial to hear a request to stay a cap on student admissions at UC Berkeley,1 the Second Appellate District Court (Di...

OAKLAND, Calif., March 14, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- An unscrupulous public land deal set to turn over 157 acres of city-owned land on Vallejo's Mare Island to private developers is scheduled to be fi...

Delaware is poised to become the 10th state to provide paid family leave after revisions to an earlier bill gained widespread legislative support as well as the backing of the state’s largest emp...

Wrongful termination suits often rely on proof of motive—did the employer terminate the employee for an unlawful reason? But employers that act for illegal motives aren’t likely to admit it, so t...