Couple Indicted on Stolen Bitcoin Charges
After Bitfinex hack, a New York couple attempts to launder billions in bitcoin.
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Federal Court Rules Children with Diabetes in NYC Denied Equal Access to Field Trips and Bus Transportation
The lawsuit seeks an overhaul of the DOE’s systemic policies and practices governing the delivery of diabetes-related care to ensure that all students with diabetes receive appropriate care and can participate in all school programs.
Truck Accidents Often Result in Tragic Losses
The investigation into a truck accident can be very complex, especially if several vehicles are involved.
How Can You Prove Sexual Harassment in Los Angeles?
Remember that in order to file a sexual harassment case there’s no need to prove a conduct of an explicit sexual nature.
How to Deal with a Sexually Harassing Landlord in Fresno
A landlord might ask you to perform sexual favors in exchange for guaranteeing you the opportunity to rent a property that is quite popular.
Redlining, Gerrymandering and History
The entrenched legacy of policies like redlining combine with voter suppression to keep the past alive in a way Americans can’t just “get over.”
What to Do if Your Insurance Claim Has Been Denied in Pensacola
2021 also marked the third anniversary of Hurricane Michael, which was one of the worst storms in recent memory for many Pensacola residents.
This Week in Rideshare: Coalition, Beeps, and Donations
Gig companies team up, Uber annoys passengers and Instacart helps a grieving family. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Many People Underestimate the Risk of Storm Damage in St. Petersburg
If a hurricane of this magnitude hit the area today, the death toll and the total property damage would be much, much worse.
Why is Big Rig Tire Maintenance of Utmost Concern to Evansville, Indiana Motorists?
When a truck tire breaks apart, tire debris can become a deadly projectile thrown through the air landing on vehicles, or causing dangerous conditions once it lands on the highway itself.