Lawsuit: PlayVS Accused of Wrongful Termination, Pregnancy Discrimination

Research reveals working at home may be more beneficial for husbands than their wives.

Do you really own what you buy? If you own something, you should be able to do pretty much anything you want to do with it, like repair it, sell it, or set it on fire (safely and legally, of course). It's that first one that we'll consider at here. Some items, such as clothing or older cars, you can repair yourself (or have your agent do so). Others, such as iPhones, are practically impossible. Certain manufacturers have a monopoly on fixing items they manufacture and sell. Currently, eight states are considering right-to-repair legislation that would require electronics manufacturers to make spare parts and manuals available to repair shops and the public. Right-to-repair bills are part of a larger trend towards self-reliance and do-it-yourself venues such as Maker spaces and repair cafes.

Jessica Alba's Honest Company is back in the news. This time, instead of being sued by angry customers, the company has decided to file a lawsuit of its own. Against who, though? Well, it turns out there is another company out there offering natural products, particularly hemp products, and the Honest Company claims it is “trying to bogart Alba's trademark.” The company in question is Honest Herbal, and the lawsuit against it was filed in federal court in California late last month.

The Supreme Court did, however, give the baker a second chance at winning their suit.

As virtual work environments become more common amid COVID-19, the mental and physical health of workers could change.

Marijuana recalled from several facilities after an investigation finds an employee licked the stock.

Education, awareness, and responsible decision-making are key components of this critical effort, aiming to protect the future of our young drivers and the communities they belong to.