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Police Accountability, Civil Rights Cases Driving Reform in MA
Police reform is no longer an abstract conversation. It is more towards the life, communities, and real stories that have forced the nation as well....
Wind Farms & Legal Hurdles – Renewable Energy Law in New England
Looking at the wind turbines spinning gradually along the coastal skyline puts an impression of the country’s progress in clean and renewable energy, providing power....
Environmental Justice and Legal Remedies in Underserved Communities – What You Need to Know?
Environmental justice is a significant part of the struggle to enhance and keep a fresh and healthy environment, particularly for those societies that have been....
Law School Curriculum Overhaul: What’s Changing in 2025?
There are a lot of transformations done in the area of legal education, be it in traditional law colleges or be it in upcoming law....
Massachusetts Non-Compete Clause Rulings: What Employers Should Know
The enforceability of the Non-Compete Clause in Massachusetts is one tool that is used to safeguard the employment policies and corporate governance, which help in....
Data Privacy Laws in Massachusetts vs. California: A Comparative Study
Data privacy has become a major concern in every part of the world, where everything you say is heard by the applications. Your right to....
Gun Control Debates in the Massachusetts Legislature: A Legal Breakdown
There has been a lot of debate in Massachusetts over gun control, which is not new. But over the years, the debate has taken an....
Family Law and Surveillance Tech Legal Risks in Custody Battles
In today’s era, technology has taken a rapid pace and has irretrievably reformed how society functions. It has also made its pathway into the vulnerable....
Racial Equity in the Judiciary: Progress and Legal Gaps in 2025
America, since its origin, has been facing racial discrimination in most aspects and working in the country. Despite several reforms and movements, many times one....
Post-COVID Tenant Protections: A Legal Review of Housing Law in 2025
Every year, nearly 7.6 million American renters are endangered with risk. They face several losses, including the loss of their homes. 96% of these American....