New Texas Legislation Clamps Down on Cold Weather Preparations: What You Must Know

Amid the unpredictable and occasionally harsh winter temperatures in Texas, a lesser-known law regulates how the state’s landlords must respond during cold weather. This Texas Property Code, specifically Section 92.014, mandates that landlords must ensure residential heating systems are capable of maintaining a minimum indoor temperature of 68 degrees Fahrenheit when outside temperatures drop below 35 degrees. This regulation is particularly crucial given Texas’ experience with severe winter storms, such as the devastating February 2021 event, which left millions without power, heat, and water for days. The law aims to prevent such discomfort and danger … Read more

Las Vegas Restaurant Sues Formula 1 Over Business Disruptions Caused by Grand Prix Preparations

Las Vegas, NV — Tensions are escalating in Las Vegas as local businesses take legal action against Formula 1 and the organizers of the Las Vegas Grand Prix. The event, famed for its high-speed races and global popularity, has faced criticism from local enterprises for causing disruption due to extensive road constructions and modifications. A notable plaintiff in this burgeoning legal battle is Ferraro’s Ristorante, a well-established local eatery. The restaurant recently filed a lawsuit claiming that the modifications and interruptions have inflicted “irreparable harm” and have wrongly interfered with their operations. Their grievances are … Read more

Intense Preparations Begin as Karen Read’s Murder Trial Looms: Last-Minute Motions and Jury Selection Raise the Stakes

DEDMHAM, MASSACHUSETTS – The upcoming murder trial of Karen Read, who stands accused of killing her police officer boyfriend, has attracted significant public attention. Attorneys on both sides are now in the midst of final preparations before the trial begins in a matter of days. As jury selection is set to commence on April 16, Judge Beverly Cannone is expected to address approximately 40 motions put forth by the prosecution and defense on Friday. Some of the motions raised in the case come as no surprise, given the high stakes involved. Attorney Katherine Loftus predicts … Read more