Massachusetts foreclosure buyers best beware after a just-released decision by the state’s highest court. Francis Bevilacqua purchased a foreclosure home from U.S. Bank in 2006, only to find out that he doesn’t hold clear title to the property
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Foreclosure Buyer Gets Nothing, Mass. High Court Rules
Chris Tucker’s foreclosure is probably unsurprising to his fans: he owes upwards of $11 million to the IRS in back taxes. Why shouldn’t Rush Hour fans be surprised? The comedian has even worked his financial woes into his routine.
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Chris Tucker’s Foreclosure: ‘Rush Hour’ Star Owes $11M to IRS
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Even though some are reporting that the housing market is slowly improving, many homeowners are still finding themselves in financially difficult situations and are facing foreclosure. In response, some homeowners are walking away from mortgage payments altogether, refusing to pay…. Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Most Americans Oppose Walking Away from Mortgages
Six Hollywood studios have sued Internet-movie company Zediva, claiming the start-up violates copyright law with its system for showing new movies online for $1 or $2. The company calls its service a DVD-rental operation. But instead of sending DVDs to..
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Hollywood Sues Zediva, Silicon Valley Startup That Streams Movies
We, the little people, are not alone. Or so say the gossip rags
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Celebrity Foreclosures: Their Houses in Foreclosure Just Like Us
Ever heard of adverse possession? It’s a seemingly odd area of law that provides a path for a person to take possession of property that is legally owned by someone else. Under adverse possession, you can become the legal owner..
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Adverse Possession: Empty Houses to the Needy
People sometimes go online to vent and complain about work or their boss. It’s not uncommon for employees to get in trouble over things they post on the Internet. But are gripes about our jobs protected First Amendment speech?
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NLRB: Facebook Complaints Are Protected Speech
Nancy Grace has settled with the estate of former interviewee Melinda Duckett. The wrongful death suit was set to go to trial, after many delays, next month, but the parties have instead reached a settlement which seems to be very…
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Full of Grace: Nancy Grace Suicide Suit Settles
The foreclosure crisis seems to be shifting into a new gear. The buzz now is all about documentation problems with foreclosure proceedings. Wells Fargo is admitting foreclosure filing problems of its own and suspending foreclosures in 23 states. In general, foreclosure..
