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Seattle Judge Hears Challenge to Uber, Lyft Union Law
Seattle last year became the first U.S. city to pass a law giving drivers for ride-hailing apps, as well as taxi and for-hire drivers, the right to collectively negotiate on pay and working conditions.
Theranos CEO Holmes Barred From Operating Lab for 2 Years
"While we are disappointed by CMS' decision, we take these matters very seriously and are committed to fully resolving all outstanding issues," Holmes said in a statement.
This Robot Lawyer Could Help You Get Out of a Parking Ticket
DoNotPay, developed by a London-born teenager, has a success rate of 64 percent.
Here's What Uber India Thinks of The Regulations Imposed on the Ride Sharing Industry
"We would like to say that we are in favor of regulations"
Uber to Pay $7.5 Million to Settle Driver Lawsuit Over Background Checks
The case in San Francisco federal court involved allegations that Uber terminated drivers from its platform after obtaining their consumer background reports without authorization.
5 Tips To Protect Your Company From Legal Liabilities
Being a responsible business owner reflects on both you as a person and the business.
Brazil Lawmakers Propose Bill to Shield WhatsApp
The legislation will now have to pass through several other congressional committees before being put to vote in the floor of the lower and upper house.
US Supreme Court Has Given Legal Authority To Hack Any Computer - Worldwide
Not just limited to American computers, the new move spells disaster for digital rights worldwide
Invest in a Lawyer Now to Save Money Later
Technology based solutions guide start-ups in understanding and following legal procedures and frameworks
Decoding The Panama Papers: A Revelation That Shook India
The Panama Papers have hit the nation at a time where the government too is probing into money laundering activities.
5 Common Legal Mistakes That Can Trip-Up Your Startup
Spare yourself unnecessary grief and avoid these legal mistakes.
Big Business Leaders Urge Repeal of Mississippi Law Opposed by LGBT Community
'The business community, by and large, has consistently communicated to lawmakers at every level that such laws are bad for our employees and bad for business.'
Deeply Divided White House Will Not Support Encryption Legislation
The political debate over the limits of encryption rages on.
Pfizer, Allergan Scrap $160 Billion Deal After U.S. Tax Rule Change
The merger would have allowed New York-based Pfizer to cut its tax bill by an estimated $1 billion annually by domiciling in Ireland, where tax rates are lower.
San Francisco Becomes First U.S. City to Mandate Paid Parental Leave
The unanimously approved law allows parents to receive their full salary for six weeks, beginning in 2017.