by Carol Thompson Rep. Bob Goodlatte has introduced H.R. 1927 – a bill titled Fairness in Class Action Litigation Act of 2015 – which would make it near impossible for Americans to join together in bringing class action lawsuits for nearly any illegal act a...
by James O’Connor Marriott International and the American Hotel and Lodging Association are asking the Federal Communications Commission to give hotels the go ahead to remotely disable the Wi-Fi devices that some travelers use to connect their laptops...
by Carol Thompson The Federal Communications Commission is expected to vote on the controversial net neutrality rules next month, however, if the FCC reclassifies broadband as a regulated utility, Congress will likely attempt to push back. The five-member Federal...
by C.J. McKinney The Silk Road is dead, but the story of the Dread Pirate Roberts lives on. The name comes from a tongue-in-cheek cult classic movie called The Princess Bride. But to the users of the Internet drug marketplace Silk Road and law enforcement...
by Carol Thompson Public hearings will be held around New York State as lawmakers consider a bill that would change healthcare for all New Yorkers. The New York Health bill, A05389A/S02078, would provide comprehensive, universal health coverage for every New Yorker,...
