Small business e-tailers take note: Make sure your website isn’t selling counterfeit goods, or it could get seized by the feds in a Cyber Monday crackdown.
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Cyber Monday Crackdown on Counterfeit Goods
A new lawsuit alleges that a deaf man was held in county jail for 25 days without a sign language interpreter before the charges against him were eventually dropped.
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Deaf Man Held for 25 Days Without Interpreter
Everybody who earns a salary typically needs to pay taxes.
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Does Bow Wow Owe the IRS $90,000?
Thinking about advertising your new product via a fake news site like in the acai berry scheme? If you do, you may run afoul of the FTC. The FTC has recently started to crack down on acai berry schemes.
It’s more legal trouble for Casey Anthony as a nanny lawsuit for defamation, filed by Zenaida Fernandez-Gonzalez, is back underway.
If you run a business that is open to the public, one of your main concerns may be shoplifting, which costs retailers millions of dollars in lost revenue every year. While detaining a suspected shoplifter can open you up to… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Shoplifters: What Are Your Legal Rights?
As part of the military’s transition away from “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell,” plans are in the works to permit naval chaplains and facilities to be used to conduct same-sex marriages. Though it was expected, some members of Congress are not… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Navy OKs Same-Sex Marriages on Naval Bases
If you think your business can’t be held liable for the criminal acts of employees, think again. A Philadelphia bar has pled guilty to criminal charges after its employees served an inebriated patron who was then escorted to her car…. Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Bar Criminally Liable for Patron’s DUI Crash
Ciena Capital LLC has agreed to settle fraud claims with the United States Department of Justice for $26.3 million. It is alleged that Ciena Capital and a subsidiary submitted false claims for payment on loans which were made through the Small… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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NY Lender Pays $26.3 Mil Settlement on SBA Loans
On May 11, Ralphs Supermarkets and its parent company Kroger Co. were charged by the Los Angeles City Attorney’s office with overbilling customers. Ralphs, a major supermarket chain in southern California, has been criminally cited for overcharging customers, false advertising and…
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Clean Up on Aisle 10: Is Ralphs Cheating Customers?
