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Common Types Of Internet Crime Charges And Possible Penalties Internet crime often leads to multiple criminal charges
Dec 15
Criminal, Law

Common Types Of Internet Crime Charges And Possible Penalties

Internet crime stopped being a niche concern years ago. It now sits at the center of how fraud, theft, extortion, and harassment actually happen in daily life. Email, cloud accounts, payment apps, and online marketplaces are not side channels anymore. They are the main stage. The scale matters. According to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint […]

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Where THC Is Legal in the US in 2025 – State-by-State Guide for Recreational and Medical Use Cannabis laws in the United States vary by state, with many allowing medical or recreational use
Dec 3
Criminal, Law

Where THC Is Legal in the US in 2025 – State-by-State Guide for Recreational and Medical Use

Cannabis policy in the United States continues to shift rapidly as more states adopt regulated markets for adult use and medical programs. As of late 2025, recreational marijuana is legal in twenty-four states plus Washington, D.C., and medical cannabis programs operate in forty states and multiple territories. A smaller group of states offers only low-THC […]

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Overtime Eligibility After New DOL Rules: Salary Thresholds, Exempt Tests, and Who Gets Time and a Half Overtime eligibility in the US is determined by federal salary thresholds and job duty requirements
Dec 3
Employment & Labor, Law

Overtime Eligibility After New DOL Rules: Salary Thresholds, Exempt Tests, and Who Gets Time and a Half

Under the new U.S. Department of Labor overtime rules that took effect in 2024, millions of salaried workers who were previously classified as “exempt” are now legally entitled to overtime pay at time and a half. This change is driven primarily by a sharp increase in the federal salary threshold for exemption, along with continued […]

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Shareholder vs. Company – How Corporate Disputes Become Lawsuits Most corporate disputes are settled before reaching a courtroom
Nov 27
Employment & Labor, Law

Shareholder vs. Company – How Corporate Disputes Become Lawsuits

Shareholder disputes arise when individuals who own part of a company clash over rights, control, or expectations. Such conflicts carry serious consequences in closely held companies, where ownership and management overlap and relationships are often personal. Disagreements can escalate quickly, especially when governance documents are weak or communication breaks down. Small issues can grow into […]

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Wage Loss Benefits Explained: Legal Rules, Eligibility, and How Payments Get Calculated Over 2 million workers file wage-related claims each year due to job-related injuries
Nov 25
Employment & Labor, Law

Wage Loss Benefits Explained: Legal Rules, Eligibility, and How Payments Get Calculated

Wage loss benefits exist to replace income that stops after an injury. Injured workers and accident victims depend on these payments to keep some financial stability while they recover. Rules differ across states and across legal systems, so knowing how each category works helps people protect their rights and avoid costly mistakes. Personal injury cases […]

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Legal vs Illegal Gun Accessories – What You Can and Can’t Own (2025 Guide) Most gun accessories are legal, but parts that boost power or concealment are tightly restricted
Nov 5
Criminal, Law

Legal vs Illegal Gun Accessories – What You Can and Can’t Own (2025 Guide)

In 2025, gun ownership laws around the world, and especially in the United States, have reached a new level of complexity. While the right to bear arms remains constitutionally protected in many jurisdictions, the accessories that modify or enhance firearms are tightly regulated, often falling into legal gray zones that can confuse even responsible owners. […]

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Legal Rights That Protect Patients Against Unfair Medical Charges Studies show that up to 80% of medical bills contain errors, making it crucial for patients to review and dispute incorrect charges
Oct 13
Constitutional, Law

Legal Rights That Protect Patients Against Unfair Medical Charges

Rising healthcare costs have created immense pressure on patients across the United States. Unexpected hospital bills, errors in medical coding, and aggressive collection tactics often turn routine treatments into long-term financial burdens. Millions of Americans each year receive statements filled with confusing or incorrect charges, often without any explanation or legal clarity. Patients often feel […]

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10 Times Tenants Should Definitely Hire a Landlord-Tenant Lawyer Did you know? Tenant-landlord laws can vary widely by state, and having legal advice can often prevent costly disputes
Oct 9
Law, Procedural

10 Times Tenants Should Definitely Hire a Landlord-Tenant Lawyer

Tenant rights are often overlooked until a problem escalates. Knowing when to seek legal help is vital for avoiding costly mistakes and protecting one’s housing situation. A landlord-tenant lawyer can provide expert guidance in disputes, ensure compliance with complex housing laws, and represent tenants when negotiations break down. Legal counsel often becomes the difference between […]

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Is Telephone Harassment Illegal? Here’s How to Report and Stop It In the U.S., repeated unwanted calls or texts intended to annoy or threaten are considered telephone harassment and can be reported to law enforcement or your phone carrier
Oct 8
Criminal, Law

Is Telephone Harassment Illegal? Here’s How to Report and Stop It

Telephone harassment refers to the intentional misuse of phone calls to disturb, intimidate, or threaten another person. Such actions can trigger emotional distress, fear, and ongoing disruption in everyday life. It is more than just an inconvenience; it can quickly escalate into a serious matter requiring legal intervention. Laws across jurisdictions treat this conduct seriously, […]

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