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Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi Takes Legal Action Against New York’s Sanctuary Policies, Declares “We’re Coming After You”

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Tallahassee, Fla. – Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi has announced a lawsuit against New York State, challenging its sanctuary city policies that protect undocumented immigrants. Bondi, a Republican, accuses these policies of undermining federal immigration laws and posing a threat to public safety. The suit takes aim at New York’s refusal to cooperate with federal immigration authorities, particularly in the detention and deportation of individuals who are in the U.S. illegally. According to Bondi, such practices in sanctuary cities not only hinder the enforcement of national immigration laws but also compromise the safety of law … Read more

Expert Insights: Unpacking the Legal Changes Coming in 2025

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Washington, D.C. – As we approach 2025, several new laws across the nation are poised to significantly impact everyday life for millions of Americans. These legislative changes look to address a wide array of issues from enhancing consumer protections to introducing stricter data privacy measures. One of the most notable updates comes in the form of expanded data privacy laws reminiscent of those already in effect in Europe under the General Data Protection Regulation. The new American statutes aim to tighten control over how companies collect and handle personal information, granting individuals greater access to … Read more

Florida Set to Enforce New Homeless Regulations and Unveil Unique License Plates as Part of 34 Fresh Laws Coming in October 2024

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Tallahassee, Fla.— Florida is set to enact 34 new laws on Oct. 1, 2024, covering a broad spectrum of policies from homelessness regulations to consumer protection and environmental safety. Among the most debated is a law targeting the presence of homeless individuals in public spaces, alongside lighter cultural nods such as a new specialty license plate celebrating singer Jimmy Buffett. The homelessness regulation, known as HB 1365, stipulates local governments cannot allow people to sleep in public buildings, streets, or other rights of way. The statute, however, allows for designated areas where homeless individuals can … Read more

Europe Set to Overhaul Product Liability Laws: What Changes Are Coming?

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Brussels, Belgium – A significant transformation is pending in the landscape of product liability in Europe, a development driven by the surge in artificial intelligence and increasingly sophisticated technology incorporated into consumer goods. The European Commission’s initiative to modernize its rules suggests a substantial shift that could impact global manufacturers and tech companies, aiming to adapt the existing framework to align with the digital age. For decades, Europe’s product liability directives have provided a basis for consumer protection against damages caused by defective products. However, these regulations have not undergone significant updates since they were … Read more