Driving

Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse: The ‘Steve Jobs’ of Crypto Driving Industry Innovation and Regulatory Clarity

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San Francisco, California — As the crypto industry grapples with evolving regulations, Ripple’s CEO Brad Garlinghouse has emerged as a key figure in the conversation surrounding leadership and innovation within the sector. Legal experts and community advocates alike have begun to draw parallels between Garlinghouse and influential leaders in technology, suggesting that his approach might reshape how cryptocurrency firms interact with regulatory frameworks and the broader public. Among those praising Garlinghouse is John Deaton, a prominent attorney closely monitoring the landmark lawsuit involving Ripple’s XRP token. Deaton lauded Garlinghouse’s leadership, likening him to Steve Jobs … Read more

Attorney General Takes a Stand: Mike Hilgers Sues GM Over Alleged Misuse of Nebraskans’ Driving Data

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LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers has initiated legal action against General Motors, alleging the automaker engaged in deceptive practices concerning the collection and sale of driving data from residents of Nebraska. The lawsuit objects to claims that General Motors has not been transparent regarding how it collects personal driving information from its customers. Hilgers believes these actions violate Nebraska’s Consumer Protection Act, which aims to safeguard residents from misleading business practices. In the filing, the state claims that the data collected includes sensitive information such as driving patterns, locations, and vehicle usage, … Read more

Nebraska Attorney General Takes Aim at GM and OnStar in Data Privacy Lawsuit for Unlawful Collection of Driving Data

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LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska’s Attorney General Mike Hilgers has announced a lawsuit against General Motors LLC and OnStar LLC, accusing the companies of illegally collecting and selling sensitive driving data from Nebraskans without their consent. The lawsuit, submitted to the Lancaster County District Court, claims GM’s actions violate the Nebraska Consumer Protection Act and the Uniform Deceptive Trade Practices Act. The legal filing asserts that GM incorporated telematics systems into its vehicles to monitor various data, including speed, seatbelt usage, driving behaviors, and geographic locations. The collected data was packaged and sold to third-party brokers, … Read more

Iowa Set to Enforce Hands-Free Driving Law and New Fireworks Regulations Starting July 1st

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Des Moines, Iowa — A range of new laws will take effect in Iowa starting July 1, aiming to enhance safety and regulate local festivities. Among the most significant changes is the implementation of a hands-free driving law, aimed at reducing distractions while on the road. Under this legislation, drivers are prohibited from using handheld devices. However, voice-activated features will remain legal. Initially, law enforcement will issue warnings to drivers caught violating this rule. Beginning in January, penalties will be imposed, including fines for noncompliance. With Independence Day approaching, a new regulation concerning fireworks will … Read more