T.I.’s halfway house stint has come to an end — a rather boring, uneventful end.
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T.I. Halfway House Stay Ends Without Fanfare in Atlanta
Perhaps in honor of Banned Book Week (Sept.
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Banned Book Week: Can Schools Ban Books?
Beware of a new wage-hour app released by the Department of Labor.
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App Lets Employees Track Hours, Wages on Phones
Are bullying lawsuits on the rise? Parents and teachers everywhere have become more aware of the dangers of bullying and cyberbullying in both the classroom and on the Internet.
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Are Bullying Lawsuits on the Rise?
As one of the groups most likely to face housing discrimination, single mothers often have a difficult time renting apartments and homes in areas safe enough for their families. In one such incident, Darlene Dovenberg, of Dovenberg Investments in West..
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Landlady Refuses to Rent to WI Single Mom
Summit Entertainment has filed another Twilight lawsuit, this time over a website called Twilight.com.
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Twilight.com Owner Sued by ‘Twilight’ Movie Studio
Many schools have cell phone policies in place to protect the learning environment. As a result, students who find themselves violating cell phone policies might find their cell phones confiscated
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Can a School Take My Kid’s Cell Phone?
Another lost Apple prototype sent investigators on an iPhone search in San Francisco in late July. But, did Apple security and the San Francisco Police Department violate any laws
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SF Cops, Apple Employees Search Man’s Home for iPhone
As the second state to prohibit the underwear-baring style, Florida’s saggy pants ban went into effect this past week as students headed back for the 2011-12 school year. To commemorate the new law, State Senator Gary Siplin of Orlando visited…
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FL Saggy Pants Ban: Lawmaker Hands Out 200 Belts
If you ever poured fuel gels into firepots to light up some of your patio decorations, you should stop. Firepot injuries have caused 75 injuries and two deaths.