Credit cards are convenient, but processing payments can be costly for small businesses. Enter mobile credit-card readers, which seem to be swiping more and more business from banks and third-party payment processors. One mobile credit-card reader, made by Square, is now used by more than 1 million merchants nationwide –…..

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New Mobile Credit-Card Readers Can Pay Off

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Cruise-ship disasters like the deadly Costa Concordia accident in Italy raise questions for passengers: What are your rights when you’re injured on a cruise ship?

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Cruise Ship Injuries: What are Your Rights?

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A Pennsylvania woman considering a sex change operation was wrongfully fired for wearing a fake penis to work, a lawsuit claims. Pauline Davis, 45, of Clifford, Pa., wants back pay and damages for humiliation and suffering in connection with her alleged wrongful firing, the Philadelphia Daily News reports. She also…..

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Woman Fired for Wearing Fake Penis, Suit Claims

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Who would’ve thunk it? Jenelle Evans — arrested again. And for the second time in one week! The Teen Mom 2 star was booked into North Carolina’s Brunswick County jail Monday evening and charged with violating a domestic violence protection order

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‘Teen Mom’ Jenelle Evans Arrested for 2nd Time in a Week

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Google Plus for businesses has finally opened its doors. The world’s most visited website has announced the grand opening of Google+ Pages

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3 Reasons to Use Google Plus for Businesses

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Can police refuse to evict someone? That’s the question currently being asked by everyone who has heard of Elvinia Hall, the 103-year-old woman who almost lost her home.

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Police Refuse to Evict Atlanta Woman, Age 103

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Tech geeks are asking questions about the first ever Google car crash over the weekend, which occurred when the company’s self-driving car rear-ended another vehicle near Google’s Mountain View, California headquarters. Built on a set of lasers and imaging systems,… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com

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Google Car Crash: Self-Driving But Human Error

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If you offer your employees vacation time, you may be wondering whether and when you can deny a vacation request. To answer this question, you must understand that, while there may be state laws regulating how vacation time accumulates and..

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Legal to Deny an Employee’s Vacation Request?

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Facebook business pages, LinkedIn, and now the possibility of a Google+ business-oriented page. Should your business get in on the new Google+ expansion

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Should Your Business Get a Google+ Page?

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The sordid details of Tiger Woods’ affair with Rachel Uchitel may be hitting the newsstands sometime soon, as the home wrecker turned reality star has reportedly been forced to give back a hefty chunk of the $10 million sum she… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.

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Rachel Uchitel, Tiger Woods’ Mistress, Returns Some of Hush Money

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