People generally think eminent domain is a bad thing, as they picture property owners being forcibly removed from their long-time homes.
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Can Eminent Domain Actually Help My Business?
A lot of people have been wondering when the government would finally start prosecuting the companies responsible for the home loan and mortgage crisis of the last few years. In one of the Department of Justice’s first actions, it filed…
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US Sues Deutsche Bank: Lied About Home Loans
Miranda rights are a topic that come up frequently on television, as well as here at FindLaw. Miranda rights are part of the constitutional protections that you are entitled to when dealing with police or government investigators. Due to the..
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Miranda Rights: Invoking My Right to Remain Silent
Owner of the hottest 900 phone number in the early nineties. Purveyor of the Thunder Mixer. He who knows best.
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Hulk Hogan Sues Car Dealership, Cocoa Pebbles Cereal
Listen up, Ladies. Bra shopping may have just gotten a bit worse.
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Can a Bra Cause a $75,000 Skin Discoloration?
Happily married couples often have a mutually beneficial and comprehensive estate plan. This usually includes wills that give some or all of a deceased’s property to a surviving spouse; trusts that list a spouse as a beneficiary; insurance policies and..
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Divorcing? Don’t Forget to Update Your Will!
Small businesses can always use a few good tax write offs. So we recently came up with 5 tax write offs for 2010
Facebook keeps popping up in unexpected places. The most recent: jury selection
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Want Out of Jury Duty? Facebook Posts May Work
Dubbed the “Speed Freak” serial killers because of the methamphetamine-fueled crime spree that childhood best friends Loren Herzog and Wesley Shermantine engaged in for almost fifteen years, the two men are now on very different paths. Both men were initially…
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‘Speed Freak’ Serial Killer to be Paroled
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.