Starbucks will soon be selling beer alongside its usual assortment of coffee, pastries, and Frappuccinos. The company plans to start its new venture in select stores in California, Illinois, and Georgia. Some may think Starbucks and alcohol make a strange mix
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Starbucks to Sell Wine, Beer in CA, IL, GA
Are parents liable for adult children? Not usually, which is why a lawsuit filed by the mother of Staci Montgomery is quite unique
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TX Murderer’s Grandma Sued for Grandson’s Crime
Is warrantless GPS tracking legal? We asked this question back in November, and on Monday, we were given an official answer. Sort of
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Cops Need Warrant to Track You Via GPS
A malfunctioning New York City traffic light is the focus of a potential personal-injury lawsuit.
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NYC Stoplight Suit Highlights How to Sue Cities
GW Pharmaceuticals, a British company, has asked the Food and Drug Administration to approve a pot mouth spray — the world’s first marijuana-based prescription drug. The spray, called Sativex, contains THC and cannabinoids
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Pot Mouth Spray Seeks FDA Approval
If Halloween’s Monday date isn’t enough to deter you from getting your party on, it’s definitely not enough to stop police from getting their checkpoint on. As is tradition this time of year, police departments across the country are planning Halloween DUI checkpoints
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Halloween 101: Halloween DUI Checkpoints Planned
For some women, seatbelts are simply uncomfortable.
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Women More Likely to be Injured in Car Crashes
Anyone can be a blogger these days, but only some understand the extent of their rights. Whether a blogger writes about food, local politics, or her business, she is subject to a set of legal rules that both limit and protect her blog and its content.
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Top 10 Legal Facts Every Blogger Should Know
A Connecticut man has sued Sylvester Stallone, accusing him of copyright infringement with respect to the 2010 military film The Expendables. The Expendables lawsuit claims that plaintiff Marcus Webb wrote and registered The Cordoba Caper in 2006. Both scripts allegedly tell the story of a team of mercenaries sent to……
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Stallone’s Expendables Script Is a Rip Off, Lawsuit Claims
Four Loko’s alcohol content will now be disclosed on its label as part of its deceptive advertising settlement with the Federal Trade Commission. Currently, the sweet drink claims that it contains as much alcohol as one or two cans of beer.
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Four Loko’s Alcohol Content Will be on Can Label
