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Legally Weird Yelp Reviewers Sue, Claiming They're 'Unpaid Writers'

Yelp Reviewers Sue, Claiming They're 'Unpaid Writers'

By Betty Wang, JD | Last updated on

In the latest Yelp lawsuit to make headlines, reviewers are claiming that they've been wronged as "unpaid writers," even comparing Yelp to a "slave ship."...

Legally Weird Sriracha Factory's Fumes Too Spicy, Lawsuit Claims

Sriracha Factory's Fumes Too Spicy, Lawsuit Claims

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

A Sriracha factory is being sued by a California city where some residents say the fumes and odors from the plant are a nuisance. Sriracha, also known and...

Legally Weird Woman Glued to Toilet Seat Sore Over 'Prank'

Woman Glued to Toilet Seat Sore Over 'Prank'

By Aditi Mukherji, JD | Last updated on

A north Georgia woman found herself in a painfully and literally sticky situation when it dawned on her that she was super-glued to a toilet seat in a Home...

Legally Weird Are Pro Cuddlers Really Prostitutes?

Are Pro Cuddlers Really Prostitutes?

By Aditi Mukherji, JD | Last updated on

Would you pay $60 for a professional cuddle? How about for a professional "cuddle"? [Wink!] Either way, your dreams may soon be dashed. Officials in Madison,...

Legally Weird 10 Reasons to Vote for Legally Weird in This Year's 'Blawg 100'

10 Reasons to Vote for Legally Weird in This Year's 'Blawg 100'

By Brett Snider, Esq. | Last updated on

Do thrive off validation? Well so do we! And dear reader, it may bring you great joy to know that your continued interest in FindLaw's Legally Weird blog is...

Legally Weird Sriracha Factory Shuttered Over Fiery Fumes

Sriracha Factory Shuttered Over Fiery Fumes

By Aditi Mukherji, JD | Last updated on

Sriracha hot sauce -- the chosen condiment of hipsters and foodies across the nation -- is landing in some legal hot water. A judge recently ruled a part of...

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