It's the ultimate case of buyer beware. Some Texas consumers are facing power bills in the thousands due to severe winter weather and bad infrastructure. Is that legal? Law and Daily Life has the details.

Growing populations of wild chickens are creating conflicts with their human neighbors.

Home repairs fall under many areas of the law. FindLaw outlines the basics you should know when hiring help.

Catalytic converters beneath vehicles have never been more valuable. That's why thieves are targeting them.

More and more, employers say they will be paying employees to be vaccinated. But there may still be liability risks.

FindLaw outlines the legal areas you should know when working out at the gym or at home.

COVID-19 vaccination documentation will take different forms. Here is a review.

President Biden reversed Trump's administration policy of not allowing transgender people to serve in the military. Findlaw.com has details on what that means.

The CDC has issued new face mask rules for people riding in airplanes, buses, subways, trains.

How did Black History Month come about? Why do we celebrate it in February? Go to findlaw.com to learn more.

Planning to file taxes soon? Go to Findlaw.com to learn more about the changes to how small businesses file taxes.

Legislatures across the land are re-examining voting laws. Here is a review of what's going on.

Social host liability laws mean you need to police guests in your home a bit, so you don't have to deal with the real police later. Learn more on Findlaw's Law and Daily Life blog.

Some cities think grocery stores have an obligation to pay higher wages during the pandemic.

Why the SEC is watching Gamestop's stock price as much as the public.