Legal

 “When you get something for nothing, you just haven’t been billed for it yet.”  So said the underappreciated Philadelphia journalist and public relations executive Franklin P. Jones whose quips entertained readers of major publications for years...

Criminal and civil law are customarily separate worlds. They exist to remedy different types of harm: civil law for private injuries; criminal law for acts deemed offensive to the well-being of society. But the lines between them are often muddled...

We’ve heard and read much about frivolous lawsuits. A frivolous lawsuit is a court proceeding filed by an entity or individual who knows, or should know, that the claim has no facts or legal basis to support it. They are often filed for strategic...

“We don’t think green, we are green,” says Green Solutions Recycling (GSR) which serves businesses in Reno, Nev.  The locally-owned company presents itself to customers as “your commercial recycling alternative to national waste collection...

It was crime on a grand scale. The punishment was equally so...

It seemed for the longest time that there were no other issues impacting the waste and recycling industry aside from those directly related to COVID-19. When that finally changed, it did so suddenly and felt like a breath of fresh air reminding us...

Arlington, VA – Today, the National Waste & Recycling Association (NWRA) joined other associations on a letter to Congressional leaders in the House and Senate urging them to pass the bipartisan Small Business Expense Protection Act (S.3612/H.R...