The TLC reality show Sister Wives put bigamy back into the spotlight. The stars, including Kody Brown and his four wives, even filed a lawsuit in federal court last July. The suit is still working its way through the system.
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‘Sister Wives’ Family to Help Legalize Bigamy?
The release of retro-style Air Jordan shoes has sparked riots in malls across the country. Hundreds of sneaker fans lined up, pushed, and shoved their way to claim a pair of the $180 sneakers. It might be only a matter of time before the shopping madness results in a mall…..
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Air Jordan Riots Break Out at Malls Nationwide
The friendly skies apparently got a bit creepy over Thanksgiving weekend, when a college professor was allegedly caught watching child porn on a plane bound for Boston. Grant D. Smith, 47, of Cottonwood Heights, Utah, pleaded not guilty Monday to a charge of possessing child pornography on his laptop, WBZ-TV…..
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Professor Caught Watching Child Porn on Plane
The fight to change New York’s law barring live mixed martial arts events is heading to court.
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UFC Sues New York for Ban on MMA Fighting
A “Sister Wives” lawsuit is expected to be filed today by the family featured on the hit TLC reality show. The polygamy lawsuit is challenging the Utah law that makes polygamy a crime
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‘Sister Wives’ Lawsuit to Challenge Polygamy Law
The Starbucks tips lawsuit, filed by five former assistant store managers from New York City and Long Island, has met its end. The court found in favor of the coffee chain, with Starbucks winning a dismissal of the lawsuit
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Starbucks Tips Lawsuit Dismissed by NY Court
Earlier this month, the ACLU and National Immigration Law Center filed suit in federal court, arguing that a new Utah immigration law was unconstitutional, inviting racial profiling and violating the Supremacy Clause. Late last week, federal Judge Clark Waddoups stepped…
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Utah Immigration Law Blocked by Federal Judge
Back in November, Seattle became the first city in the United States to pass a yellow pages opt-out law, requiring publishers to honor the wishes of citizens who don’t want to receive the outdated and costly books. Upset, publishers sued… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Seattle Residents Can Opt Out of Yellow Pages Delivery, Judge Rules
Restaurant owners, if you thought you would avoid employee wage claims if you duplicated Iron Chef America champ Mario Batali’s tip pool, think again.
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Batali’s Restaurants Sued Over Waiters’ Tips
After missing countless graduations, marriage and births, Debra Brown was released from Utah State Prison Monday after spending 17 years behind bars.
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Utah Grandma to be Freed After 17 Years in Prison
