When Flooding Goes Viral: Can Social Media Posts Help Explain a Water Dispute?
When a street floods, neighbors often post photos and videos before anyone files a report. One person captures water crossing a yard. Another records…
When a street floods, neighbors often post photos and videos before anyone files a report. One person captures water crossing a yard. Another records…
Millions of homes and businesses obtain drinking water from private wells. When that water becomes contaminated, determining the source of the problem and who…
A severe frost or freeze can damage crops, plumbing systems, landscaping, buildings, and business property. Although “frost law” is not generally treated as a…
Water does not always remain within property lines. Heavy rainfall, melting snow, construction, landscaping, and elevation changes can redirect water from one property onto…
Water is one of the most valuable natural resources—and one of the most legally complex. Whether it’s groundwater, rivers, or irrigation systems, determining who…
Private wells are a critical source of drinking water for millions of Americans, especially in rural areas. However, many property owners are unaware of…
Frost laws are one of the least understood—but most important—areas of transportation and infrastructure law. While many drivers have never heard of them, these…
The Michigan Department of Transportation is now implementing “frost laws” to help protect roadways. Better put, frost laws are weight restrictions for trucks on…
Frost laws can be important for many involved in the trucking industry. Frost laws can have an impact on the business in the area…
The Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) is a United States federal law that ensures safe drinking water for the public. The SDWA relies on…