Tag: legal
Should Twitter Censor White Supremacy?
While Facebook has been working hard in recent months to evaluate how it can help censor potentially harmful information, Twitter has been...
U.S. FDA Holds Historical First Hearing On CBD Legality
Over the past year, cannabis-related products have flooded the United States market with strong claims to the effect of relieving pain,...
Nike Will Change Its Pregnancy Policy After Facing Backlash
Nike received backlash recently for its pregnancy policy regarding its professional relationships with athletes. The backlash from...
Trellis raises $2 million to assist lawyers through AI
Meet Nicole Clark, an attorney, CEO, entrepreneur, and the woman powerhouse behind Trellis, a law research company based in LA that aims...
How a Lawyer Innovated a Legal Database App That Makes Superior Court Records Searchable For the First Time
Nicole Clark is known as a business litigation, labor, and employment attorney who has handled cases in both state and federal courts. While watching lawyers struggle to find information on judges and past cases, Clark came up with a solution. A...
Ohio Becomes 3rd State to Enact Fetal Heartbeat Bill This Year
As of last Thursday, Ohio became the latest and third state to enact a fetal heartbeat bill this year, joining Kentucky and Mississippi....
“Keeping Up With the Law”: 3 Reasons Why Kim Kardashian-West Sitting for the California Bar Exam Isn’t That Surprising
Los Angeles–On Wednesday, public reality star, Kim Kardashian-West announced her intentions to sit for the California Bar Exam in...
Why Ecuador Removed Asylum for Julian Assange; Where In the World Is His Cat?
Washington, D.C.—Yesterday, British law enforcement arrested WikiLeaks co-founder, Julian Assange, immediately after Assange was kicked...
Why ‘Operation Varsity Blues’ Is Hollywood’s Biggest Scandal To Date
Most of us are familiar with the classic sports movie, Varsity Blues, which turned 20 years old this year. The film taught viewers the...
WikiLeaks’ Julian Assange Charged By U.S. Officials After Eviction From London Embassy; Extradition In Sight
Washington—After nine years of speculation on whether or not WikiLeaks co-founder, Julian Assange, would ever be brought to justice for...
