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Woman Strikes Gold as Long-Lost Cousin's Heir
By Andrew Lu | Last updated on
A California substitute teacher has struck gold, inheriting $7.4 million in gold coins from a long-lost cousin. While some play Powerball to strike millions,...
If Roommate Moves Out, Can You Keep Her Stuff?
By Andrew Lu | Last updated on
Your roommate moves out and leaves behind boxes of her personal property. Are you legally allowed to keep her stuff? That's just one option you may be...
Google Report Shows How Gov't Gets Your Data
By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Last updated on
You're not paranoid: The government is watching you, or at least has reason to be curious about your Google and YouTube activity. And thanks to the newly...
7 Simple Steps to Protect Your Online Privacy
By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Last updated on
The more time you spend shopping, connecting with people, and looking up information online, the more your online privacy is at risk -- unless you follow a few...
Ind.'s Sex Offender Social Media Ban Struck Down
By Tanya Roth, Esq. | Last updated on
Can a state forbid registered sex offenders from using social media? Apparently not, a federal appeals court ruled this week. An Indiana law (Indiana Code...
Birth Control Sabotage: Is It Illegal?
By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Last updated on
We've all heard horror stories about someone hiding or destroying contraceptives, or poking holes in a condom. There's a term for that: birth control sabotage....
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