Civil Law

Why the Spike in Casper Immigration Holds?
Civil Law Why the Spike in Casper Immigration Holds?

A recent and unusually high number of immigration-related detentions in Natrona County has brought national enforcement trends to the local forefront, raising questions about a potential shift in federal priorities within Casper. This notable surge, where immigration holds accounted for a

Worker Safety vs. Free Trade: Who Will the EU Court Back?
Civil Law Worker Safety vs. Free Trade: Who Will the EU Court Back?

A fundamental conflict is brewing in the heart of Europe’s bustling ports, where the long-held principle of worker safety is being challenged by the relentless pursuit of economic efficiency under European Union free trade laws. At the center of this legal storm is a single provision in a

Is Criminal Law a Threat to Democracy?
Civil Law Is Criminal Law a Threat to Democracy?

When the gates of a prison close on a journalist not for inciting violence but for exposing uncomfortable truths, the very foundation of a free society begins to crack. This alarming scenario is becoming increasingly common, prompting the Council of Europe to issue a new guide aimed at curbing the

Will SB836 Turn Tennessee Schools Into Immigration Police?
Civil Law Will SB836 Turn Tennessee Schools Into Immigration Police?

Landscape Overview: Tennessee Schools at the Crossroads of Education and Immigration Control Tennessee’s proposal to let districts deny enrollment to undocumented children and to require universal status collection redraws the enrollment desk as a checkpoint rather than a doorway into learning,

How Do California’s Noncompete Laws Affect U.S. Employers?
Civil Law How Do California’s Noncompete Laws Affect U.S. Employers?

In the heart of Silicon Valley, a tech startup faces a daunting dilemma key engineer, bound by a noncompete agreement signed in another state, decides to jump ship to a rival firm. The startup, confident in its contract, prepares to fight—only to discover that California law renders the agreement

Senate Bill Aims to Protect Philippines BPO Workers' Rights
Civil Law Senate Bill Aims to Protect Philippines BPO Workers' Rights

Overview of the Philippines BPO Industry The business process outsourcing (BPO) industry in the Philippines stands as a cornerstone of the national economy, employing a staggering 1.82 million workers and generating $38 billion in export revenue according to the latest figures from the IT and

Loading

Subscribe to our weekly news digest.

Join now and become a part of our fast-growing community.

Invalid Email Address
Thanks for Subscribing!
We'll be sending you our best soon!
Something went wrong, please try again later