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Law and Daily Life What to Do When Holiday Lawn Decorations Become a Legal Nuisance

What to Do When Holiday Lawn Decorations Become a Legal Nuisance

By Kellie Pantekoek, Esq. | Last updated on

We've all driven by and gawked at the houses that go all-out with decorations for the holiday season. Properties with lights galore, blaring Christmas music,...

Law and Daily Life What Are the Best Legal Podcasts for Nonlawyers?

What Are the Best Legal Podcasts for Nonlawyers?

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

If you're a lawyer, seemingly endless podcasts exist to meet your professional interests. But what if you're a nonlawyer who is merely interested in the law?...

Law and Daily Life TikTok Settles One Data Privacy Lawsuit, Still Faces Another

TikTok Settles One Data Privacy Lawsuit, Still Faces Another

By Andrew Leonatti | Last updated on

If you've got a teenage kid at home, chances are they use TikTok. If they haven't filled you in yet, it's a popular app for sharing 15-second video clips....

Law and Daily Life If You Brown-Bag Booze, Can You Drink in Public?

If You Brown-Bag Booze, Can You Drink in Public?

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

That iconic thin brown bag around your store-bought liquor is not in any way a shield from criminal charges when you drink in public. Not only does the...

Law and Daily Life What Can You Do About Holiday Package Theft?

What Can You Do About Holiday Package Theft?

By Richard Dahl | Last updated on

You've been anxiously awaiting delivery of those high-end, noise-cancelling headphones that you found online for half price, the perfect holiday gift for your...

Law and Daily Life Can You Stop Neighbors From Feeding Dangerous Wild Animals?

Can You Stop Neighbors From Feeding Dangerous Wild Animals?

By FindLaw Staff | Last updated on

The short answer: yes, but not by yourself. As colder temperatures set in across much of the country, wild animals are more likely to dig through trash in...

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