Those who lack in cable — or proper geographical region — often turn to websites that stream sporting events online. But federal prosecutors in New York have put the kibosh on that activity just days before this year’s Super Bowl. Officers with U.S
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Illegal Sports Websites Shut Down by Feds Ahead of Super Sunday
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Heather Peters won her Honda small claims lawsuit on Wednesday, earning a $9,867 judgment from a California state judge. Peters brought the small claims suit after opting out of a proposed settlement in a Honda class action
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CA Woman Wins $10K in Honda Small Claims Suit
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A nationwide Pfizer birth-control recall, announced Feb. 1, could lead to lawsuits for unwanted pregnancies, legal experts say. Payouts could be huge.
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Pfizer to Face Defective Birth Control Lawsuits?
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Investigators recovered the body of an 11th victim from the wreckage of a massive chain-reaction Florida highway crash.
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11th Victim Found in FL Highway Crash Wreckage
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If you’ve been making anti-American jokes on Twitter, it’s time to stop. The Department of Homeland Security may be after you.
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British Tourists Deported Over Twitter Jokes
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If you operate your business in a multi-lingual community, you’ve probably had difficulty communicating with customers and employees. In these situations, a multi-lingual staff can be quite useful
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Are You Legally Required to Translate?
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Don’t expect Newt Gingrich to continue using “Eye of the Tiger” as his campaign song of choice. Gingrich has just been sued by the co-author of the famous tune, Rude Music Inc. Rude Music Inc
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Gingrich Sued for Using ‘Eye of the Tiger’ at Rallies
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Officials have located Joseph Ozment, a convicted killer pardoned by former Mississippi Governor Haley Barbour earlier this month. Law enforcement had been looking for Ozment since Attorney General Jim Hood decided to challenge Barbour’s pardons in court. He was supposed to appear at a hearing last week, but failed to……
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Pardoned Murderer Joseph Ozment Found in WY
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Class action settlement offers tend to be disappointing.
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When to Opt-Out of Class Action and Go to Small Claims
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