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Wisconsin is one of nine states with a partial motorcycle helmet law. This means that only certain riders are required to wear head protection when operating their machines on public roads. Wisconsin’s helmet law applies to riders who hold learners permits or are...
Signs posted at Wisconsin construction zones usually tell drivers to slow down. Several good reasons exist for the warning. Heavy trucks and machinery may move on the road, and their flashing lights and audial alerts have their limitations. Other hazards may also rear...
Anyone driving on Wisconsin roads might benefit from being as defensive as possible. Even when following all the rules of the road and driving a vehicle packed with recent safety features, others on the road could be irresponsible. An intoxicated driver, for example,...
With the pandemic disproportionately affecting women’s ability to maintain employment, it is time to provide greater job accommodation rights for pregnant workers across the United States. The federal Pregnancy Discrimination Act (“PDA”) is not adequate to protect...
Anyone who spends any time in Milwaukee over the past decade knows that reckless driving is a big safety problem. For years, political leaders and law enforcement have promised to take action to reduce car accidents caused by reckless driving, which includes things...
Studies show that older women are facing increasing employment discrimination because of the combination of age and sex biases. Based largely on the U.S. Supreme Court’s recent landmark ruling in Bostock v. Clayton County, which clarified that Title VII prohibits...
There has been increasing conflict between employers and employees over the wearing of Black Lives Matter t-shirts, protective face masks, and other attire in the workplace. Some employees have even faced discipline, including loss of their jobs, for doing so. A class...
2020 has been a tough year for travel. With many Americans staying home, the Automobile Association of America (AAA) predicts that we will take 120 million fewer trips this summer than we did in 2019. However, another equally dramatic trend has emerged – Recreational...
When a teenager finally gets their license, a whole new world opens up to them. These young adults now have access to more places and without the supervision of an adult. While you cannot be there to make sure your young driver is staying safe, you can impart valuable...
Year after year, various studies report that women earn about 80 percent of what men earn on average. The gap is even greater for nonwhite women, particularly Black and Latina women. These gaps have not narrowed since the last recession and are at risk of increasing...
