California and New York recently enacted statutory restrictions aimed at “stay-or-pay” arrangements: California AB 692 (Cal. Bus. & Prof. Code § 16608 & Cal. Lab. Code § 926) and the New York Trapped ...

* The FAIR Plan Stabilization Act (AB 226): This law permits the FAIR plan, the state’s insurer of last resort, to access ...

Gaetz' legislation is being introduced on the heels of a damning report from the state's auditor general, which found that ...

When a young family moves in with parents to save money or share childcare, the arrangement can look practical on paper and ...

The 2026 tax filing calendar is now locked in, and the window to claim new breaks created in President Donald Trump's latest ...

An implied warranty is a legal term for the assurance that a product is fit for the purpose intended and conforms to an ...

Discover the differences between fiat money and legal tender, their roles in the economy, and why it matters for your ...

Millions of workers are starting the year with a quiet but meaningful shift in their favor: federal tax changes that can ...

The law is called "Safe At Home." It says that if there is a child 18 or younger in the home that guns must be locked up or otherwise secured. The previous age was 13. The goal is to reduce the number ...

Abstract: Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) is vulnerable to spoofing attacks due to its open signal structure. Studying spoofing mitigation methods is, therefore, crucial for ensuring the ...

In 2026, residents in Virginia, Maryland, and Washington, D.C., will see significant changes as a range of new laws go into effect.

Certain laws the Texas Legislature passed during the regular and the second special sessions will take effect on Jan. 1. Some deal with property taxes, limiting the ability of taxing entities to raise ...