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Legally Weird If I Lose a Limb, Can I Keep It?

If I Lose a Limb, Can I Keep It?

By Christopher Coble, Esq. | Last updated on

Reddit's Legal Advice section is a treasure trove of tragedy, comedy, and legitimate legal head-scratchers. Among inquiries like "Does 'Educational Purposes'...

Legally Weird Private Road in Rich SF Neighborhood Bought at Auction for $90K

Private Road in Rich SF Neighborhood Bought at Auction for $90K

By George Khoury, Esq. | Last updated on

The San Francisco real estate market is rather unique and red hot right now. Most homes and properties that go up for sale get multiple offers, and tend to...

Legally Weird Are Postage Stamps Protected by Copyright?

Are Postage Stamps Protected by Copyright?

By Christopher Coble, Esq. | Last updated on

To the extent that most of us use them, few of us really think much about our stamps. We pick up a roll or sheet at the post office or grocery store, put them...

Legally Weird Psychic Pleads Guilty to Scamming People

Psychic Pleads Guilty to Scamming People

By Ceylan Pumphrey, Esq. | Last updated on

Psychics are supposed to know what's coming, that's why people go to them, after all. But it seems that one psychic in Maryland didn't see her arrest coming....

Legally Weird Roman Empire Doctrine Justifies New Jersey Beach Opening

Roman Empire Doctrine Justifies New Jersey Beach Opening

By Jeffrey Yano, Esq. | Last updated on

'What have the Romans ever done for us?' New Jersey beachgoers might soon have another item to add to the extensive list. A key state legislative committee...

Legally Weird Protesting Biker 'Throttles' Traffic Outside the FCC Headquarters

Protesting Biker 'Throttles' Traffic Outside the FCC Headquarters

By Jeffrey Yano, Esq. | Last updated on

A video-shooting, bike-riding protestor's 'throttling' of traffic outside FCC headquarters is once-again drawing attention to the FCC's decision to roll-back...

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