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Defamation vs. Bad Reviews: What Counts, and What Usually Fails In most countries, negative reviews are generally protected as free expression when they reflect honest opinions or truthful experiences
Dec 31
Cases

Defamation vs. Bad Reviews: What Counts, and What Usually Fails

Most negative online reviews are legal and protected speech. Defamation only applies when a statement of fact about a person or business is false, presented as factual, harmful to reputation, and made without adequate factual basis. Opinions, subjective experiences, exaggeration, and harsh criticism almost always fail as defamation claims. Courts dismiss the majority of lawsuits […]

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Do Mothers Always Get The Kids After Divorce? Legal Facts For Parents Courts base custody outcomes on the child’s best interests, not on the parent’s gender.
Dec 30
Cases

Do Mothers Always Get The Kids After Divorce? Legal Facts For Parents

Many parents assume that mothers automatically receive custody after divorce. That belief still circulates widely, especially among fathers who fear losing daily contact with their children and mothers who assume custody outcomes are predetermined. Modern family courts in places such as Singapore, the United States, and Australia do not operate on gender-based rules. Child welfare […]

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Operation Level Up: How the FBI and Secret Service Identify Crypto Investment Fraud Victims U.S. law enforcement agencies track crypto fraud by analyzing blockchain transactions and online communication patterns
Dec 22
Cases

Operation Level Up: How the FBI and Secret Service Identify Crypto Investment Fraud Victims

Operation Level Up is a federal initiative launched in early 2024 that allows U.S. law enforcement to identify people who are actively losing money in crypto investment scams and intervene before further losses occur. The program is led by the Federal Bureau of Investigation with operational and financial crime support from the United States Secret […]

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10 Major Indian Scammer Cases Involving U.S. Citizens – How Cross-Border Fraud Became a Global Problem Source: Youtube/Screenshot, From 2013 to 2025, U.S. courts jailed many Indians for fraud and money laundering
Oct 8
Cases

10 Major Indian Scammer Cases Involving U.S. Citizens – How Cross-Border Fraud Became a Global Problem

Over the past decade, a wave of India-linked fraud operations has cost U.S. citizens billions of dollars, from elderly retirees tricked by fake “IRS agents” to tech investors defrauded by Indian-American entrepreneurs in high finance. The schemes vary in sophistication; some run out of call centers in Gujarat or Mumbai, others from sleek Chicago offices […]

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CBI Raids Call Center Racket in Maharashtra Targeting U.S. & Canada India is known for outsourcing and IT services but also carries a reputation for fraudulent call centers
Oct 6
Cases

CBI Raids Call Center Racket in Maharashtra Targeting U.S. & Canada

In early 2025, India’s Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) executed a sweeping series of raids across Maharashtra, targeting illegal call centers accused of running large-scale fraud operations against citizens in the United States and Canada. The crackdown revealed dozens of employees, fake business fronts, and sophisticated systems used to impersonate tax officials, tech support representatives, […]

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The HIRE Act 2025 Explained – Key Changes in U.S. Employment Law The HIRE Act addresses core gaps in hiring, classification, pay transparency, and worker benefits
Oct 2
Cases, Employment & Labor

The HIRE Act 2025 Explained – Key Changes in U.S. Employment Law

The U.S. workforce in 2025 looks very different from what it did even a decade ago. Employers face ongoing labor shortages in healthcare, construction, and technology, while millions of workers in retail, logistics, and hospitality remain stuck in unpredictable, low-wage jobs. Against this backdrop, Congress passed the Helping Incentivize Reemployment and Employment (HIRE) Act of […]

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Delhi High Court States That Opposite-Gender Massage Don’t Amount to Sexual Activity In a 2024 ruling, the Delhi High Court emphasized that professional cross-gender massage therapy does not imply or equate to sexual conduct
May 15
Cases

Delhi High Court States That Opposite-Gender Massage Don’t Amount to Sexual Activity

Cross-gender massages have sparked legal and cultural debate in Delhi, drawing attention to perceptions around wellness services and morality. In a significant development, the Delhi High Court weighed in on the matter, asserting that opposite-gender massage does not equate to sexual activity. The case has drawn responses from multiple quarters, including spa owners, the Delhi […]

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