Uber launches rider verification program as safety measure
Uber announced this week it will be expanding its rider verification program across the U.S. starting Sept. 18. The expansion has been inspired by several incidents over the last year where drivers […]
Dating app penalized for lack of screening disclosure
It’s a bumble, or rather Bumble, Inc., a Texas-based internet dating service provider, will have to pay a hefty $315,000 to settle allegations it violated New Jersey’s consumer protection and […]
NFL player lowers the boom on activist running across the field – was it legal?
To say these days are scary public times is probably an understatement. Headlines detailing school shootings, unruly airline passengers and anti-Asian hate crimes are enough to put anyone on edge. […]
Are employers liable for employee off-duty crimes?
Excerpted from a Bloomberg Law Blog by Jason Knott This past summer, a Dallas County, Texas jury slapped Charter Communications with $7.375 billion in damages. The Goff v. Holden & […]