Alex Jones Defiant in Sandy Hook Deposition
Jones referred to an earlier court ruling as “fraudulent” while touting his First Amendment rights to spread potentially damaging disinformation.
Big Olaf Creamery Recalls Ice Cream Products Linked to Listeria Outbreak
Big Olaf Creamery is recalling all of its ice cream products amid listeria concerns.
The Real Cost of Getting a Lawyer
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Why You Need a Complete Insurance Package for Your Business
A complete insurance package for business will protect you from financial loss due to litigation or physical damage to company property.
6 Signs You Should Bring Back Your Old SEO Agency
If your old company got you good results, and they were not doing anything black hat, there is nothing wrong with switching back — it happens all the time.
5 Top Tips for Avoiding Legal Trouble
Being proactive is a helpful attitude that underlies a way of life that never crosses paths with law enforcement personnel or officers of the court.
Russia-Ukraine War Crimes: Has International Law Become Obsolete in the 21st Century?
War crimes are not a far-distance history anymore—they are occuring in the 21st century. And the time to act responsibly has already come.
This Week in Rideshare: Disabilities, Amazon and Women
Passengers with disabilities are left behind, Amazon workers struggle to get benefits and Uber faces a reckoning. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Merry Maids Hit with Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit
Merry Maids was sued earlier this month after it allegedly discriminated against a pregnant new-hire.
Social Media Impacts Mental Health Both Positively, Negatively
Social media continues to get mixed reviews when it comes to mental health.