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In 2022, Congress passed a law, part of a bigger spending package, that mandated the implementation of passive driver monitoring in American...

Two years ago, I predicted an Arms Race (May 2024). See also Another Arms Race (October 2025) and  The Arms Race Continues (December 2025...

A recent instance of counsel appearing on a case made the news in New Jersey. John Gelman picked up on this in his writing. I am not sure w...

I have been experimenting with artificial intelligence large language models (LLM) for about four years. The idea of artificial intelligence...

The Florida First District Court of Appeal rendered Estes v. Palm Beach County School District on March 23, 2026 (1D2025-0079). The decisio...

A great deal of workers' compensation disputes turn on expert testimony, generally medical in nature. The legislative shift from the Fry...

It was reported last year that the employees of a company are suing over the company's dress code. I look back over a long working life ...

There is an evolution in America regarding cameras. See Is Privacy Gone? (January 2026) and the various examples cited there. But the so-ca...

Cultural relativism was in the news recently with a focus on a financial settlement in some litigation regarding workplace perception and r...

I have no illusions of becoming the student of scripture that so many around me were in my youth. My grandmother could quote the Good Book w...