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State flags DCF that it may be at odds with sex trafficking law - Vimarsana News

State flags DCF that it may be at odds with sex trafficking law

When DCF did not hand over the information, auditors said they could not verify the agency is spending money and monitoring programs as the Legislature directed.

Source: pnj.com
Terms of Service - Vimarsana News

Terms of Service

Terms of Service

In Newly Released Audit Report, HHS Announces New Accountability Team, Additional Efforts to Protect the Safety and Well-being of Unaccompanied Children - Vimarsana News

In Newly Released Audit Report, HHS Announces New Accountability Team, Additional Efforts to Protect the Safety and Well-being of Unaccompanied Children

Audit Found HHS Adhered to Program Policies and Procedures Designed to Meet or Exceed Statutory Requirements When Placing Unaccompanied Children

Source: hhs.gov
Amazon Drivers Avoid Arbitration Claiming Non-Delivery Of Updated TOS - Arbitration & Dispute Resolution - Vimarsana News

Amazon Drivers Avoid Arbitration Claiming Non-Delivery Of Updated TOS - Arbitration & Dispute Resolution

The Ninth Circuit recently issued an opinion that could shape how companies draft and revise two oft-encountered types of contracts: terms of service agreements ("TOS") and arbitration clauses.

Source: mondaq.com
9th Circuit Sides Amazon Drivers, Precedent for TOS Updates - Vimarsana News

9th Circuit Sides Amazon Drivers, Precedent for TOS Updates

Amazon Flex Drivers accused Amazon spying on them. 9th Circuit ruled dispute should not go to arbitration. Amazon's 2019 Terms of Service sent all disputes to arbitration, 2016 TOS did not. Drivers claimed new TOS was not well shared so old rules applied. Court affirmed.