A judge’s approval prior to using facial recognition software to carry out surveillance of criminal suspects is required by Federal agents under a Bill approved in the Senate. The proposal is an…
Workers’ Compensation Claims Process: An Overview
The Workers’ Accident Insurance system, created by Otto von Bismarck in Prussia in 1881 was the model for Europe and USA. By the late 19th century, U.S. policy-makers desired a workers injury compensa…
Celebrities You Didn’t Know had Law Degrees – Part I
Some celebs do excel in diverse fields such as Actors in hit movies, being included in the Pro Football Hall of Fame and as Presidents and if these achievements were not enough, there are celebs who h…
The Legal Tangles of Cohabitation is Different Around the World
A marked shift in changing global attitudes towards cohabiting couples emerges, though traditional views against it are legally entrenched. The concept of cohabitation is historically frowned upon, in…
Involved in a Car Accident in California and Need a Lawyer? Here’s How to Identify a Good One
Never sign an agreement without first consulting your attorney. If injured in a car accident in California, you can collect compensation from the involved parties. If hit in the rear, or the cause of …
Do You Have What it Takes to be a Tech Lawyer? Find Out Here
How do you shift to a technology-related legal career? As an expert from an eminent Law School and specializing in Law, Technology & Entrepreneurship, with deep ties to the technology field, over-…
Mental Health Proves to be a Struggle in the Legal Sector, But There is Always Hope
Post- Pandemic, every country faces mental health crisis as 264 million people are affected by depression globally, with 45 million affected by bipolar disorder. Are mental health issues genuinely inc…
The Biggest Legal Scandals of the Century – Part II
Enterprising fraudsters abound, making merry with funds provided by trusting investors and lax controls by authorities. Huge legal scandals surfaced with lots of money and individual reputations being…
China’s New Three-Child Policy Does Not Look like a Boon to Working Moms
China’s new policy allowing couples three children (earlier limit was two), attempts to address population concerns amid a falling birth rate. But working women and implications for families, will ens…
These Celebrity Weddings may Not have Been Expensive, But the Divorce Certainly Was
The world’s richest man, Jeff Bezos, and his wife MacKenzie are the latest power couple to hit the marital skids after 25 years of marriage. The couple married one year before the founding of Amazon, …