Lawyers are Still Suffering from Clinical Depression
Back in 1990 a study done by Johns Hopkins University found that among more than 100 occupations studied, lawyers were…
Legal News
Intel in Agreement to Sell TV Business to Verizon
On Tuesday, Intel made it public; a new alliance will be born, bringing Intel together with the telecom giant Verizon.…
Appeals Court Rules Blogger Protected by 1st Amendment Rights
A defamation award against a blogger was overturned via a unanimous vote by a federal appeals court on Friday, according…
Gold Mounts to Six-Week High
The markets are always screwy, messing with investors, keeping the game of prospects interesting – so it is no great…
Google and Samsung Agree to License Each Others’ Patents
Google and Samsung signed an agreement to mutually share their patents and technologies. Interestingly, the new agreement covers patents that…
Pot Investment Firm a New Role for Ex-DEA Agent
In a decade long fight against Methamphetamine and Heroin rings in Oregon, Patrick Moen gave up supervising a team of…
Snowboarders File Lawsuit Against Alta Ski Resort
The Alta ski resort is being sued by a group of snowboarders for violations of their constitutional rights, according to…
Ninth Circuit Rules In Favor of Bloggers and Citizen Journalists
The Court of Appeals for the 9th U.S. Circuit has created a precedent in partly reversing a lower court's judgment…
2nd Circuit Revives New York’s Crisis Pregnancy Center Law
A three-judge panel of the 2nd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals restored critical parts of a New York City law…
State Judge Strikes down Pennsylvania’s Voter ID Law
Pennsylvania Commonwealth Court Judge Bernard McGinley has struck down Pennsylvania's voter ID law observing, "Voting laws are designed to assure…
Workforce Decline Affects China’s Growth Engine
For the second year in a row, the sheer population of working age participants in the Chinese labor force has…
Mannequins Showing Pubic Hairs on Display at American Apparel
The ever so dubious retailer, American Apparel, has shocked customers and pedestrians again. If you happen to be in the…