California Governor Gavin Newsom passed the Kobe Byrant Law in September after it was revealed that LA County Sheriffs spread photos of Kobe Bryant’s dead body. The law made it a misdemeanor for first responders to take unauthorized photos of a crime scene. Today, the husband of one of the victims in the Bryant crash […]
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After California denied Elon Musk and Grimes’ attempt to name their baby Æ A-12, they changed some things. The baby’s new name is now X Æ A-Xii. This couple isn’t thinking about their son’s well-being as they treat with his identity like an art experiment. Elon Musk and his girlfriend Grimes are really pushing the […]
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The California Supreme Court has found Apple guilty of breaking the law when it refused to pay its workers for mandatory searches at the end of their shifts. Tim Cook has a major PR problem on his hands after being ridiculed in the court decision. Sitting on a monster $207 billion cash pile, Apple should […]
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James Cooper is a Professor of Law at California Western School of Law in San Diego. It was inevitable: the scent of bitter almonds always reminded him of the fate of non-reciprocal trade. American nuts are to be sold en masse to the Chinese as part of the extra $200 billion worth of extra U.S. […]
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California bill AB5 could slam Uber and Lyft with massive new costs, widening company losses, and making rideshare more expensive. | Source: Justin Sullivan / Getty Images / AFP The first major regulatory assault on rideshare is about to crash headlong into Lyft and Uber, courtesy of California bill AB5. California Bill AB5 Could Kill […]
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California bill AB5 could slam Uber and Lyft with massive new costs, widening company losses, and making rideshare more expensive. | Source: Justin Sullivan / Getty Images / AFP The first major regulatory assault on rideshare is about to crash headlong into Lyft and Uber, courtesy of California bill AB5. California Bill AB5 Could Kill […]
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A federal court judge in California has blocked a move that sought to dismiss a class action lawsuit alleging that the initial coin offering (ICO) conducted by the Tezos Foundation violated securities laws in the U.S. The decision came Tuesday, as District Judge Richard Seeborg denied the motion filed by the Tezos Foundation and the […]
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