Author: Sabrina Martin
William Blaisdell will be eligible for reinstatement on June 17, 2029, but requires he be up to date on his child support payments, attorney fees, tax liabilities and civil penalties before then, as well.Read More
Virginians with certain charges and convictions can begin making some of their records invisible to the public in about a week.Read More
Prenups aren’t just for celebrities on their third marriage. Experts say they’re a key way to make sure you, and not the courts, call shots about your finances.Read More
Eminem’s publisher wins a court ruling, Drake’s OVO sues an investor, a music case reaches SCOTUS and more in this weekly recap of music law news.Read More
Several new laws go into effect in California on July 1. Here’s what you need know about minimum wage, food labels, streaming ads and more.Read More
Several right-wing groups sent a letter in September to Stephen Miller, a top aide to President Trump, urging greater scrutiny of the Southern Poverty Law Center.Read More
Laws that give consumers more control over their data aren’t working because digital technologies have become too complicated. There is a better way.Read More
CalMatters reports on how a California law meant to boost police accountability backfired, leaving families waiting years for justice due to major delays.Read More
ILLINOIS (WCIA) — New laws in Illinois — which will usher in changes ranging from how seniors renew their driver’s license to changing the definition of cyberbullying — take…Read More
For adults with prediabetes, lifestyle intervention is associated with a lower long-term burden of multimorbidity compared with placebo.Read More