Renting out property is not easy. You have to deal with a wide web of laws, a variety of professionals and tenants. It can be a lot to manage.
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Do You Make These 5 Landlord Mistakes?
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Country singer Garth Brooks’ hospital lawsuit has ended with a $1 million award against Integris Canadian Valley Regional Hospital. Brooks gave the Oklahoma hospital $500,000 in 2005. He wanted the hospital to build a woman’s center named after his mother, Colleen Brooks
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Car accident investigations can be tough. Imagine sifting through twisted metal and shards of glass. It’s not always easy to uncover what exactly happened
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Will ‘Black Boxes’ Be Mandatory in New Cars?
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The Fifth Amendment right to avoid self-incrimination does not apply to encrypted laptops, according to a federal judge in Colorado. The judge came to this conclusion in the case of Ramona Fricosu, a woman accused of bank fraud, wire fraud and money laundering. Investigators believe her encrypted laptop holds vital……
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Woman Must Decrypt Laptop, Judge Rules
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It’s true that you have a legal duty to ensure workplace health and safety. And it’s true you’ll be cited and penalized by the Occupational Safety & Health Administration (OSHA) if you don’t. But for a small business, OSHA regulations can be both unwieldy and costly.
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OSHA Offers Free Consults to Small Businesses
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A college rivalry is one thing, but this is potentially criminal: New Orleans police are looking into the videotaped sexual assault of an unconscious man wearing LSU football gear. The alleged attackers: University of Alabama football fans. The incident happened at a fast-food joint in New Orleans’ French Quarter, the New Orleans…..
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Alabama Fan Sexually Assaults Passed-Out LSU Fan on Bourbon St?
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Consulting an attorney can be costly, but you may be able to recoup some of those costs by deducting legal fees from your small-business taxes. The Internal Revenue Service code does not specifically list legal fees as a deductible item. However, the tax code may allow you to deduct legal…..
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Singer Bruno Mars’ cocaine possession case has been dismissed by a Nevada judge. This means no jail time for the popular star. It seems Mars managed to dodge a huge Grenade.
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Bruno Mars’ Cocaine Possession Case Cleared
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Florida A & M University’s marching band recently came under scrutiny after one of its members died after a reported illegal hazing ritual. The tragic incident brought hazing laws back into the spotlight.
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Is Hazing Illegal?
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The National Labor Relations Board has passed a new union election rule. The new rule will alter labor union laws, making it easier and quicker for employees to hold unionization elections. The rules are set to go into effect on April 30.
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Employees Can Now Vote for Unions Faster
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