Although Pakistan-born U.S. citizen Faisal Shahzad entered a guilty plea to an attempted Times Square bombing he was unapologetic for his actions. Calling himself a “Muslim soldier,” car bomber suspect Faisal Shahzad entered a guilty plea to 10 terrorism and..
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Guilty Plea in Times Square Bomber Case
On Monday, June 21, a settlement in a sad lawsuit was reached in Dubuque, Iowa.
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Settlement Reached In Wrongful Death of Dubuque Girl
The United States Supreme Court has rejected Pfizer’s appeal of a $2.7 million verdict resulting from its Prempro hormone-replacement treatment being linked to breast cancer. Pfizer requested the appeal after a lower court upheld the compensatory award of $2.7 million..
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Appeal Rejected in Hormone Replacement Drug Case
President Obama unveiled a new fatherhood program designed raise awareness about responsible fatherhood and to re-engage absent fathers with their families. The program will include several facets, such a proposed “Fathering Re-Entry Court,” to be created by U.S
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Obama Unveils New Fatherhood Program
The House passed the Small Business Lending Fund Act (SBLF) last week by a vote of 241-182.
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Small Business Lending Fund Act Passes House
If you have been following the path of alleged damage and destruction caused by imported Chinese drywall on thousands of homes build across the Southeast and other areas of the country, you know that the Consumer Product Safety Commission has…
Times Square car bomber suspect Faisal Shahzad was charged with multiple counts of terrorism and weapons charges. In an indictment handed down by a grand jury, Faisal Shahzad was accused of receiving explosives training and financial help from the Pakistani…
Authorities say the new texting while driving ban in Georgia will be difficult to enforce. It will be up to police officers to observe violations by drivers and then explain exactly to the judge what they saw, the Atlanta Journal Constitution reports…
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Authorities: Texting While Driving Ban Tough to Enforce
If you work for the government, do you have a right to privacy regarding text messages sent from your cell phone? Probably not, according to the 9-0 opinion issued by the U.S. Supreme Court in City of Ontario, California… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Government Employees, Sexting and Privacy Rights
A small business jobs bill was passed by the house this Tuesday and is now on its way to the Senate.
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House Passes Small Business Jobs Tax Relief Act
