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Choosing the right car insurance policy can be tricky, and may leave people wondering: How does personal injury protection (PIP) work? In general, PIP insurance covers expensive medical expenses after an accident.

Toronto Star reporter Daniel Dale is vowing to follow through on his threat to sue Mayor Rob Ford for suggesting in a television interview that Dale is a pedophile.

In This Issue: - Seventh Circuit Affirms Denial Of Preliminary Injunction Finding PMPA Termination For Failure To Pay Was Proper: After remanding to the federal district court for the Northern District of Illinois, the United States Court of...

Every Connecticut workplace is required to have a variety of informational postings for employees, on topics such as OSHA, workers’ compensation, wage and hour pay requirements, and prohibitions on discrimination and sexual harassment. Posters can...

In Rope v. Auto-Chlor System of Washington, Inc., plaintiff Scott Rope, a former branch manager for Auto-Chlor, sued his employer for violation of the newly-enacted Michelle Maykin Memorial Donation Protection Act, discrimination for his association...

When I first started out in my law practice, I never imagined I would invest money in its growth. I had this idea that I would just generate the revenue I needed to cover my pay and rent. I didn’t imagine I would have a team, or even really my own...

On November 21, 2013, in Procopio v. Government Employees Insurance Company, a/k/a and d/b/a GEICO, Docket No. A23-1-12T2, an intermediate New Jersey appeals court held that in a pending uninsured motorist (UM) or underinsured motorist (UIM) coverage...

An online retailer is being sued for fining a Utah couple over a negative review and damaging their credit rating when they refused to pay the fine.

For 23-year -old professional StarCraft video game player, Kim “ViOLet” Dong Hwan, it was a choice between entering the Korean military, or pursuing his dream of competing on a professional level in the United States. He had the skills and...

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