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If you already received and cashed a payment from the $300 million Juul class action settlement, a second payment may be heading your way. Class counsel filed a motion on February 26, 2026 to redistribute the remaining settlement funds to claimants who cashed their first checks — out of 843,451 approved claimants, 733,055 cashed their…
Box Inc. has agreed to pay $670,000 to settle a class action lawsuit that accused the cloud storage company of failing to properly pay overtime to certain employees across the United States. The settlement covers current and former workers who were employed by Box Inc. between 2019 and 2025 — and if you are one…
Cannabis is legal for medical use in Israel, and the country has implemented decriminalization policies for small-scale possession charges. Recreational use, however, is not fully legal. It sits in a legal gray zone — decriminalized but not legalized — and has been there since 2019. Here’s exactly what that means in practice. Recreational Weed in…
A letter arrives in your mailbox — or an email hits your inbox — telling you that you’re entitled to hundreds or even thousands of dollars from a class action settlement. It looks official. It has case numbers, legal language, and a link to file your claim. But is it real? According to the Federal…
California’s Assembly Bill 1127 — widely called the “Glock ban” — prohibits licensed gun dealers from selling a broad category of striker-fired handguns starting July 1, 2026. The law is already being challenged in federal court by three of the country’s largest gun rights organizations. Here is a plain-English explanation of what the law does,…
California is now a shall-issue state — meaning sheriffs must issue a concealed carry weapon (CCW) permit to any eligible applicant who meets the legal requirements, without requiring a specific reason or justification. That changed in 2022 following the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in Bruen, and it remains the law today. But getting a California…
California entered 2026 with a significant wave of new firearm laws — some already in effect, others kicking in throughout the year. From how you store your guns at home to which handguns dealers can legally sell, the changes affect nearly every aspect of gun ownership in the state. This article explains each new law…
A federal appeals court struck down California’s ban on open carry in January 2026 — but that does not mean Californians can legally open carry right now. The ruling is real, but it has not yet taken legal effect, and the state is actively fighting to block it. Here is a plain-English breakdown of what…
If your phone buzzes at midnight with a promotional text you never asked for, you may have more than just an annoyance on your hands — you may have a legal claim. The Telephone Consumer Protection Act (TCPA) is a federal law that restricts when and how businesses can contact you by phone or text….