Driving
What Is Scott's Law? Illinois' Move Over Law, Duties and Penalties
Scott's Law is Illinois' Move Over Law, 625 ILCS 5/11-907(c). Who it protects, what drivers must do, the fines and license suspensions, and the 2026 changes.
Driving
Driving
California Booster Seat Law: Ages, the 4'9" Rule and Exceptions
California booster seat law: kids under 8 ride in a car seat or booster in the back seat unless 4'9" or taller. Exceptions, fines and the 2027 5-Step test.
Driving
Is Lane Splitting Legal in Michigan? What the Vehicle Code Says
No. Michigan's Vehicle Code bars motorcyclists from passing between lines of traffic, and a 2025 lane-filtering bill (SB 365) has not become law.
Criminal Law
What Is the Legal Alcohol Limit in Texas? 0.08, Zero Tolerance Under 21 and What DWI Means
The legal alcohol limit in Texas is 0.08 for adult drivers, any detectable amount for under-21s, and 0.04 for commercial drivers. Penalties and license rules.
Law
What Is the Legal Drinking Age in Italy? The Law Explained for Travelers
Italian law bans selling or serving alcohol to anyone under 18, and sellers must check ID. What that means for US travelers, plus Italy's drink-driving limits.
Personal Injury
How Often Do Auto Accident Settlements Exceed the Policy Limits? Rarely, and Here's Why
Auto accident settlements rarely exceed policy limits. Why, when it can happen (bad-faith refusal to settle, personal assets) and how UIM coverage helps.
Personal Injury
Should I Get a Lawyer for a Minor Car Accident? How to Decide
Many minor car accidents don't need a lawyer. Here's when you can handle the claim yourself, the warning signs that you should get advice, and steps to take.
Criminal Law
Should I Get a Lawyer for My First DUI? What's at Stake and When a Lawyer Helps
A first DUI usually means two cases: a license suspension and a criminal charge. Your right to counsel, public defenders, and when hiring a lawyer helps most.
Driving
Are Dirt Bikes Street Legal in Florida? Titles, Registration and Where to Ride
Dirt bikes aren't street legal in Florida unless registered for the road. The Florida statutes, the off-highway vehicle title, and where you can legally ride.