President Biden announced the extension of pandemic-related foreclosure relief options for homeowners. Learn more at FindLaw’s Courtside blog.
Even Lawyers in Court Can Accidentally Turn on the Zoom Filter
Pandemic-related changes to daily life have made fools out of us all at some point in the last year. This week, it came for a lawyer in Texas who was just trying to have a Zoom hearing. Learn more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird blog.
Georgia Opens Inquiry into Trump Election Phone Call
Georgia officials announced an investigation into a questionable call former President Trump made during his bid to overturn the election. But it doesn’t mean criminal charges just yet. FindLaw’s Courtside has the details.
Florida Lawyer Disbarred for Interesting Taste in the Arts
A Florida Lawyer let his personal life bleed into his professional life a little too much, and now he’s been disbarred. FindLaw’s Legally Weird blog has all the sordid details.
Defamation Defeated the Kraken
What killed the Kraken? It did itself in by being a complete sham. Learn more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird blog.
Biden Announces Big Immigration Law Changes, Part 2
President Biden is throwing his weight behind an overhaul of U.S. immigration law. What does this mean for you? Not much, at the moment. Learn more on FindLaw’s Courtside blog.
Biden Announces Big Immigration Law Changes, Part 1
The Biden administration wasted no time in announcing changes to many Trump-era immigration policies. FindLaw’s Courtside blog outlines the changes and what they all mean.
Man Wins Lawsuit Against Parents for Throwing Out Porn Collection
A grown man has successfully had his parents held liable for throwing out his porn collection, but how much was it worth? A federal court will decide. Head over to FindLaw’s Legally Weird blog for all the lurid details.
Impressionist Masterpiece Sparks Oklahoma vs. France Legal Battle
An Oklahoma vs. France legal battle is unfolding over control of some stolen Nazi artwork. Learn more about all the sordid details in FindLaw’s Legally Weird blog.
New Los Angeles County Prosecutor Makes Big Criminal Justice Reform Moves
The nation’s most populous county has a new prosecutor, and he is making big reforms and ruffling feathers. Learn more about what it means for criminal justice reform on FindLaw’s CourtSide blog.
Can the President Pardon Themself?
President Trump has floated the idea of pardoning himself before he leaves office. Can he do that? Shocker, like many other things, it’s not clear, and some norms could get shattered. Find out more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird blog.
MLB Clubs Sue Insurance Providers Over COVID Losses
Major League Baseball and all of its teams are suing their insurance providers to cover COVID-19 losses. The outcome will likely reach far beyond baseball. Learn more at FindLaw’s CourtSide blog.
New Regs Could Prevent Emotional Support Animals on Planes
New regulations mean the days of flying next to an emotional support turkey could be coming to an end. Read more on FindLaw’s CourtSide to learn about the changes.
‘Offensive’ License Plate Bans Violate Free Speech, Court Says
A federal judge in California has ruled that the state’s DMV can’t be so arbitrary in deciding which license plates are a little risqu�. Learn more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird blog.
Voters Approve Big Data Privacy Reforms
Voters in California, Massachusetts, and Michigan approved a host of data protection laws, strengthening people’s rights over their data. Learn more on FindLaw’s Law and Daily Life blog.
Does the President Have to Help Transition to a New President?
What is the presidential transition process, and does the president even have to help? Learn more on FindLaw’s CourtSide blog!
Election Night Another Big Night for Pot Fans
Voters in five more states overwhelmingly chose to expand access to marijuana. Read more on FindLaw’s Law and Daily Life about how when lawmakers say no, voters keep saying yes.
The Latest Vote-Counting Challenges on Election Day
Election Day is here. Get up to date on the latest court challenges affecting voters.
The Latest Vote-Counting Challenges on Election Day
Election Day is here. Get up to date on the latest court challenges affecting voters.
What Happens if Undocumented Immigrants Aren’t Included in the Census?
The Supreme Court will determine whether undocumented immigrants can be excluded from population data used to determine representation. Find out what this could mean for your state on FindLaw’s Courtside blog.
Are Jetpacks Legal? Will They Be Legal?
A man in a jetpack has been spotted twice in two months near LAX. Can he do that? The government doesn’t seem to think so. Find out more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird blog.
President Trump Has COVID-19: Now What?
President Trump’s COVID-19 diagnosis adds more complexity to an already stressful election. Read more on FindLaw’s Courtside Blog to learn what could happen.
Takin’ It to the Lawyers: Bill Murray, Doobie Bros. in Boomer IP Battle
It’s a Boomer Battle for the ages: Bill Murray vs. the Doobie Brothers. Who can sell out harder? Find out more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird!
Can You Fill a Supreme Court Vacancy in an Election Year?
Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s death puts the Supreme Court front and center, again. But in an election year, can Congress act? Learn more about Senate “norms” at FindLaw’s Courtside.
‘Driver’ in Fatal Self-Driving Uber Crash Charged With Homicide
The back-up driver behind the wheel of a self-driving Uber that killed a pedestrian is now facing negligent homicide charges. Learn more on FindLaw’s Courtside.
Shocker: Florida Sheriff’s ‘Pre-Crime’ Program Leads to Harassment
What can you do if police think you’re going to commit a crime and want to harass you about it. Remember your rights! Learn more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird.
Note to Military Members: Don’t Appear in Uniform at Political Rallies
Two soldiers are likely to learn the hard way that you can’t appear to support any causes while in uniform. Learn more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird blog.
Massachusetts Town Expands Domestic Partnerships for Polyamory
A small city in Massachusetts is allowing city employees to extend health insurance and other benefits to more than one partner. Find out more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird.
Your HOA Still Has Powers During a Pandemic
Homeowners’ associations are still doing their annoying thing during the pandemic. Learn more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird.
Don’t Cough on Someone and Threaten Them With Infection
During these trying times, it’s important to be nice to each other. That means not intentionally coughing on people. Read more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird.
Going Topless Could Land a Utah Stepmom in Jail
A Utah stepmom was sweaty and itchy at home, so she ditched her top. Now she could be going to jail. Learn more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird.
Men Arrested for Bag Marked ‘BAG FULL OF DRUGS’
If you are going to transport drugs, don’t do it in bags labeled "BAG FULL OF DRUGS" please. Learn more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird.
Virginia Legislature Passes ERA, But Its Future Is Still Cloudy
The Virginia Legislature ratified the Equal Rights Amendment, so why is it not being added to the Constitution after decades of waiting? Read more on FindLaw’s CourtSide.
How Trump’s ‘Trial’ Will Differ From a Normal Trial
As President Trump’s impeachment trial gets underway, it’s worth examining how it will differ from a regular trial. Read more on FindLaw’s CourtSide
Can You Lose Your Job for Bad-Mouthing a Company Gift Online?
One worker found out the hard way what happens when you gripe about a gift of BBQ sauce. Read more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird.
Ikea to Pay $46 million for Toddler’s Death
Ikea is paying out a record amount for a child’s wrongful death settlement. Read more on FindLaw’s CourtSide
Defendent Ordered to Write Essay on Why the Courts Are Awesome
Can a judge make you write an essay? Quite possibly. Read more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird.
Can You Actually Impeach a Former President? Maybe!
A Congressman’s call to impeach former President Obama last week raised many eyebrows. But you might actually be able to do it. Read more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird.
New Charges in College Admission Scandal a ‘Trial Penalty’?
Federal prosecutors are coming down hard on the remaining parents who haven’t taken a plea deal. Is that fair? Read more on FindLaw’s Celebrity Justice.
3 Indiana Judges Facing Ethics Charges for White Castle Brawl
After a night of bar hopping, three Indiana judges got a little out of control, and it will likely cost them. Read more on FindLaw’s Legally Weird.
#FreeBritney? Celeb May Be Under Conservatorship for a Reason
The pop star has been working and earning loads of money over the last decade, so why is she still under a conservator’s watch? Read more on Celebrity Justice.
Alarming Opioid Distribution Data Surfaces as Ohio Trial Nears
An opioid trial in Ohio is about to get underway, and some alarming data has just been released showing how drug makers helped fuel the epidemic. Read more on FindLaw’s Courtside.
Passengers Win: Feds to End Suspicionless ID Checks on U.S. Flights
Angry passengers took Customs and Border Protection to court and won over suspicionless ID checks on domestic flights. Read more on FindLaw’s Decided.
R. Kelly Now Facing Multiple Federal Charges
R. Kelly’s legal problems got much worse this week, with multiple federal indictments filed and his bail revoked. Read more on FindLaw’s Celebrity Justice.
Does Pulling Nike’s Subsidies in Arizona Over Shoes Violate First Amendment?
Nike’s decision to stop production of a shoe led to a political backlash and loss of a grant in Arizona. Read more on FindLaw’s Tarnished Twenty.
Iowa Man Defends Right to Cuss Out Cops on Facebook
An Iowa man criticized cops on Facebook and was arrested for it. Well, he just took them to court and won. Read more on FindLaw’s Legal Grounds.
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Lawsuit And Criminal Charges Against Spacey Dropped in Massachusetts
After dropping a lawsuit against the actor, Spacey’s accuser invoked his fifth amendment rights, putting the criminal case in doubt. Read more on FindLaw’s Celebrity Justice.
Parents of Las Vegas Massacre Victim Target Gun Makers in Suit
The parents of one of the Las Vegas massacre victims are taking on the gun manufacturers in court. Read more on FindLaw’s Courtside.
Court Rules Warhol’s Reimagining of Prince Photo as Fair Use
A federal court ruled that Andy Warhol did not violate a photographer’s copyright when he turned her work into a famous piece of art. Read more on FindLaw’s Decider.
