Author: Shale Remien

Giving a child a cellphone can open the door to the world, but experts say it can also give the world access to the child.Read More

Prop 1 “allows minors to get abortions without their parents’ knowledge,” an anti-Prop 1 ad stated. Proponents disagree.Read More

The Department of Justice has identified Phoenix as one of the top human trafficking jurisdictions in the country in recent years.Read More

The problem is revealed in emails obtained by the Bangor Daily News.Read More

The government’s proposals for the competition opt-out regime provide welcome relative certainty for an aspect of the civil justice system that has been under attack from critics, argues Nicola BoyleRead More

For much of the last decade, international lawyers have approached artificial intelligence (AI) primarily, if at all, as an object of legal regulation. The central questions have become familiar: How should international law regulate AI? Which existing legal rules apply to emerging technologies? Are new treaties required? Can established doctrines of state responsibility, international humanitarian […]Read More

“Tweed New Haven Airport Authority is well aware of the significance of the protests regarding the ICE activity at Tweed,” Robert Reed said.Read More

The impact of the looming state rules is starting to bubble to the surface.Read More

As states push to regulate chatbots, tech companies are trying to write safety rules in ways that exempt some of their key products.Read More

Newly passed legislation that clarifies valuation standards for employee stock ownership plans is expected to cut down on litigation and boost interest in the plans as a retirement vehicle, industry officials and attorneys said.Read More