New Supreme Court Case Could Weaken Unions’ Ability To Strike
The U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to hear the case of Glacier Northwest Inc. v. International Brotherhood of Teamsters has emerged as a cause of alarm for union supporters, who are afraid that it could weaken the power of workers to declare strikes. This case concerns a labor dispute that involved drivers at a Washington concrete […]
Although Car Seats Save Lives, Over Half of Them are Abused
The Texas Department of Transportation is reminding parents that one of the most crucial things they can do to protect children is to properly install and utilize a car seat. Vehicle crashes are a leading cause of death for children in the country. 46 percent of all infant car seats, according to the National Highway […]
Do I Need a Lawyer After an Accident in Oregon?
If you live in any city within Oregon, you will know how common traffic accidents are in the state. In case you get into an accident, it’s understandable that you may not know about the right action to take. In such cases, talking to an experienced lawyer can help you understand your rights better. What […]
Houston’s ‘No Questions Asked’ Gun Buyback Criticized By Democratic District Attorney
While the Houston gun buyback initiative may be a way of combating violent crime in the city, Kim Ogg, the Harris County District Attorney, is concerned about the consequences of such events. In a letter addressed to several officials, including the Houston police chief and the sheriff, Ogg put forward her opinion that while this […]
California State Lawmaker, Ken Cooley, Keeps The Insurance Legislation Conversation Going
Ken Cooley, a California State Assemblymember since 2012 has been assigned a critical responsibility- to bring together state legislatures from across the US to overcome partisan differences. This is aimed at a long enough understanding of insurance. This task taken up by Cooley is in association with the National Council of Insurance Legislators (NCOIL) where […]
