Labor and Employment Law: What You Need to Know in 2024
Labor and employment law in 2024 will address worker rights, workplace safety, wage standards, and discrimination policies, impacting both employees and employers significantly.
Tedd Gilmore
Tedd Gilmore, editor of SuchLaw, grew up in St. Louis, Missouri, and earned his degree in Political Science and Pre-Law from Washington University in St. Louis. With a career spanning over 15 years, Tedd has worked as a paralegal, legal researcher, and advocate for small businesses, specializing in simplifying complex legal processes. Passionate about community empowerment, he has been involved in local initiatives to improve access to legal resources for underserved populations. At SuchLaw, Tedd combines his expertise and dedication to make legal knowledge accessible and actionable, bridging the gap between individuals, small businesses, and the justice they deserve.
Litigation: How Regular Folks Can Avoid Getting Sued
Litigation involves legal disputes where parties seek resolution through the court system. Understanding common causes and preventative measures can help individuals avoid lawsuits effectively.
Best Maritime Lawyer in Houston: Top-Rated Expertise for Admiralty Cases
Top-rated maritime lawyers in Houston specialize in admiralty law, providing expert legal services for maritime injuries, shipping disputes, and regulatory compliance in the maritime industry.
California Sheriffs Cut Traffic Fines by 30% During Elections to Win Voter Favor
A study reveals county sheriffs decrease traffic fines by 30% in election years, aiming to gain voter favor and influence public perception of law enforcement.
New Study Shows Text in All Caps is Harder to Read
Researchers Yonathan Arbel and Andrew Toler found that all-capital letters decrease comprehension and reading speed, particularly for older readers, in contractual agreements.