Millions of Americans will tune in February 5 to see the Giants and Patriots play in Super Bowl 46. Some might even want to wager a bit of money on the game. Which begs the question — is Super Bowl gambling illegal?
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Super Bowl Gambling: Illegal or Harmless Fun?
Former “Home Improvement” sitcom star Taran Noah Smith is all grown up — but the ex-actor apparently still has some room for personal improvement when it comes to parallel parking and alleged drug use. Police in Burbank, Calif., arrested Smith, 27, in connection with driving under the influence and drug……
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‘Home Improvement’ Child Star Taran Noah Smith Popped for DUI, Drugs
Whether it’s tough economic times or underperformance, there will likely be a time when you’ll want to cut employee pay. And at that time, you’ll probably wonder whether it’s legal to do so. Chances are you can institute that salary cut.
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When is it Legal to Cut Employee Pay?
With just days before Christmas, ’tis the season for last-minute holiday shopping. But if you’re planning to make up for procrastination by clicking online, you may want to pay closer attention to the fine print
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Rushing to Shop Online? Beware Legal Pitfalls
Beleaguered students across the nation have called upon the current administration for student loan forgiveness. Some young Americans graduate from higher education institutions saddled with debt. Many face unemployment
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Can Obama Reduce Your Student Loan Payment?
Winning a case is often just the first part of a civil court battle. The second part: judgment collection
MTV reality-less star John Devenanzio has launched an official attack on season seven of HBO’s hit show Entourage. Devenanzio filed a lawsuit this week accusing the show’s producers of improperly using his nickname, Johnny Bananas.
Do you know how to consolidate your student loans? Need some student loan consolidation advice?
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5 Tips to Consolidate Student Loans
A new Michigan welfare law limiting lifetime cash assistance to four years will go into effect on October 1, ending benefits for 41,000 people–30,000 of which are children. Perhaps the strictest welfare law in the country, Governor Rick Snyder backed… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Michigan Welfare Law: 4 Year Lifetime Limit
Miracle Hands Inc., a HIV/AIDS service provider in the D.C. area, is accused of using $330,000 worth of federal funds to start a strip club. Coincidentally, Miracle Hands owner Cornell Jones is a former D.C.
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AIDS Group Used Tax Funds for DC Strip Club
