What happens if a public adjuster’s contract is not legal, does not comply with insurance department regulations, and is otherwise not enforceable? Certainly, nothing good for the public adjuster. After I finished Friday’s ethics presentation, which seemed to go over well for the almost 200 public adjusters who attended the virtual class, I was thinking about […]
Aurich Lawson | Getty Images Turn signals have been a vehicle safety staple since they first appeared on Buicks in 1939. Of course, many drivers don’t use them, perhaps believing that other motorists can telepathically divine others’ intentions. More people might use turn signals if they knew that drivers’ failure to do so leads to […]
Entering the Malaysia OEM parts supply market is Tekhne, under the aegis of Hong Leong Industries (HLI). Tekhne is positioned as an original equipment manufacturer (OEM) and replacement equipment manufacturer (REM) to both the two-wheel and four-wheel vehicle market, which not only includes motorcycle and cars but bicycles as well. Products are made under the […]
See the amazing 3D printed custom car parts from Michael O’Brien, MatterHackers’ December Hacker of the Month. Posted on December 9, 2016 by Rhonda Grandy It would be an understatement to say that Michael O’Brien likes cars. Take one look at his Instagram, and you’ll see what I mean. He’s fully immersed in the automotive […]
By some accounts, the law has helped spur hundreds of billions of dollars in private investment into projects that could create nearly 200,000 jobs—and get this: eight of the 10 congressional districts set to receive the biggest clean-energy investments announced in recent quarters are led by Republicans, according to one analysis (and backed up by […]
Bitcoin posts its first red week in a month as Ether shines, Reddit reveals its crypto holdings and newly disclosed emails from Satoshi show his amazing foresight. These stories and more, this week in crypto. Troubling Week for Bitcoin After surging past $52,000, Bitcoin’s momentum seems to be losing steam, as it posted its first […]
There is a crisis of faith in Constitutional Law, and as Jesse Wegman notes, it’s changed the way law professors look at it and teach it. “Teaching constitutional law today is an enterprise in teaching students what law isn’t,” Leah Litman, a professor at the University of Michigan law school, told me. Litman is about as […]
