Thank you Charlie Sheen for teaching the FindLaw public all about: divorce, child protective services, domestic violence, marriage, drugs, alcohol, and hotel room etiquette. To add to the growing list: extortion. Actor Charlie Sheen has sued porn star Capri Anderson..
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Charlie Sheen Sues Porn Star Capri Anderson for Extortion
Ugly does not even begin to describe the homicide scene “Ugly Betty” actor Micheal Brea left behind after allegedly decapitating his mother with a sword. Police say the 31-year-old actor was said to be screaming bible verses and demanding that..
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‘Ugly Betty’ Actor Michael Brea Decapitates Mom With Sword, Cops Say
Attention holiday shoppers: the Monday after Thanksgiving is hereby dubbed “Cyber Monday.” Much like “Black Friday,” Cyber Monday is a day dedicated to post holiday sales. The twist is that the sales are offered online. Last year, 96.5 million Americans…
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How to Shop Safely on Cyber Monday
Bachelorette parties are supposed to be a bride’s last fling before she gets her ring featuring drinking and dancing with best friends.
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Bachelorette Party Leaves Bride Paralyzed
Let’s take a moment to stop and consider what DUI really means. Yes, it means drunk driving. If your Blood Alcohol Content (BAC) is over the often applied legal limit of .08%, you can be charged with DUI
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Can You Get a DUI Driving On Cold Medicine?
Thinking about participating in National Opt Out Day? Transportation Security Administration (TSA) says you might want to think twice before you refuse to submit to the airport scanner. That’s because it can fine individuals up to $11,000 for refusing to…
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National Opt Out Day? Face $11K TSA Fine
So much of the hype surrounding the Black Friday shopping holiday centers around the deals. Whether searching for shoes, electronics, or kitchen items, the sheer number of markdowns is enough to inspire even the deepest turkey commas out of bed…
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Keeping Shoppers Safe On Black Friday
This week the California Supreme Court set up another sign-post on the legal road for Perry v. Schwarzenegger, the suit over California’s ban on same sex marriage. As discussed in a prior post, the court was petitioned to force the..
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Cal. Sup. Ct. Won’t Force Gov, AG to Defend Prop 8
The 9th Circuit Court of Appeals has put the brakes on the journey of the suit over Prop 8, California’s law banning gay marriage. On August 16, a three judge panel granted the motion for a stay by proponents of…
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Appeals Court Stays Gay Marriage in CA
The corner office with a view, the premier parking spot, the bigger paycheck … being a boss is the life. Except when it comes to firing employees
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How to Fire Employees Legally