What began with a horrific 2009 Oklahoma trunpike accident, ended on October 8, in a settlement agreement.
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OK Turnpike Accident Suit Settles for $63M
What would you do if you found a GPS device that had been secretly attached to your car?
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Student Allegedly Tracked via GPS by FBI
Knott’s Berry Farm was the scene of a roller coaster collision that injured 10 people the night of October 7.
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10 Injured in Roller Coaster Collision
Oh no she didn’t. Keeping up the with Kardashians is hard! The latest headline to come from the reality television family is straight out of a New York night club where a women throws a drink at Kim Kardashian
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Woman Throws Drink at Kim Kardashian: Is it Assault?
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration has released some disturbing results: tired drivers are as unsafe as drunk drivers. The panel looked at driver fatigue and sleepiness and their role in accidents
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Study: Driver Fatigue as Unsafe as Drunk Drivers
You may recall the story discussed in a prior post on FindLaw’s Legally Weird about the woman whose house was wrongfully foreclosed on and how the lender in question padlocked her house and took her pet parrot.
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Wrongful Foreclosure: Don’t Let this Happen to You
In the American criminal justice system, defendants are entitled to the presumption of innocence.
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Investigation Finds Prosecutor Misconduct Widespread
A headline that will surely startle Patriots fans has come as of early September 9: “Tom Brady In Car Accident.” The New England Patriots quarterback was involved in a serious car accident just after 6:30 a.m. Brady was shaken but… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Tom Brady in Car Accident in Boston
When it comes to workers’ compensation insurance, small businesses always have plenty of questions and concerns. In this post, we will go over five things to know about small business workers’ compensation.
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Small Business Workers’ Compensation: 5 Things to Know
Perhaps the most important rule of criminal defense: don’t incriminate yourself. The vast majority of the time, police obtain incriminating evidence directly from the defendant, either by way of a confession or by giving consent to a search.