Former Dallas Cowboys star Deion Sanders’ divorce was announced in a very public way: on his Facebook page.
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Deion Sanders’ Announces Divorce on Facebook: Owes Wife $10M Home
You may think that you’ve never broken the law. But with 4,500 federal criminal statutes and 300,000 other regulations, you probably have. And even if you didn’t know about the obscure federal law, you may still be on the hook.
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Did You Break the Law and Not Know it?
Choosing a place to live is one of the most important decisions a family can make.
Two Muslim men were kicked off a plane because of their appearance. They have now filed a lawsuit against Delta Air Lines and a regional carrier
A federal agency’s ruling in Apple’s HTC patent lawsuit is being called a partial victory for Apple in the increasingly competitive smartphone market. The U.S. International Trade Commission ruled Monday that some user-friendly features available on several HTC smartphones are protected by an Apple patent, The New York Times reports……
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Apple Wins Partial Victory on Smartphone Patent Claim
A lawsuit filed by two Southern California women accuses Hawaii’s Aloha Bed & Breakfast of engaging in sexual orientation discrimination in 2007. Diane Cervelli and Taeko Bufford called the establishment and requested a room with a single bed. Owner Phyllis Young then asked if they were lesbians, to which they…..
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Hawaii Bed and Breakfast Refused Room to Lesbians?
Did toxic mold kill Brittany Murphy? Her mother thinks so, which is why she’s now suing the attorneys that represented Brittany in a suit against the builders of the home in which she died. Sharon Murphy claims they should have told her about a possible wrongful death suit when the……
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Toxic Mold Killed Brittany Murphy, Actress’ Mom Sues Ex-Attorneys
Experts predict the season’s deep discounts will lead to deep return lines come January.
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A Guide to Dealing With Gift Returns
The death penalty in America may be dying a slow death, a new report suggests. Fewer convicted killers are facing the death penalty than at any time since the U.S
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Death Penalty Use Plummets to 35-Year Low
Guest post by Jennifer K. Halford, Esq.
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