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Local Rules In Texas Requiring Water Breaks For Construction Workers Soon To Be Nullified

LawWeb Geekly Editorial Team - July 24, 2023

Climate change has been showing its ugly effects in different parts of the world, and Texas is no exception. In the past few weeks,...

Some Companies Have Used A Legal Loophole To Avoid Paying Overtime By Giving Workers Exaggerated Job Titles

LawWeb Geekly Editorial Team - March 13, 2023

A new paper published by the National Bureau of Economic Research has found that several employers are exaggerating the job titles of their employees...

How California Law to Help Foster Kids Created a Bottleneck in Care

LawWeb Geekly Editorial Team - February 6, 2023

The CCR (Continuum of Care Reform) Act was passed back in 2015, with the aim to phase out group homes and push for family...

Attorney General of Arizona: Tucson’s Renter Protection Statute Violates State Law

LawWeb Geekly Editorial Team - January 16, 2023

A Tucson rental ordinance may get overturned in 2023 due to the Arizona attorney general's examination of it. The City of Tucson's Ordinance No. 11959...

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