Attorney Fails to Report Minestrone Soup Murder Plot, Gets Sued
It was a case of attempted murder by soup and the attorney knew all along. That’s the gist of a new lawsuit against Bowling Green,
Let Us Bring the News to You: 41 Newsletters for the Busy Lawyer
There’s no need to pore through newspapers for the day’s best news. You don’t even have to scour the web or check your bookmarks. Newsletters
Is Breaking Up Big Tech Companies Inevitable?
Today’s big tech companies are as bad as Standard Oil was a century ago. Tech platforms, like Google, Facebook, and Amazon are monopolies that abuse
The Supreme Court Long Conference Will Kill Your Appellate Dreams
The Supreme Court Justices will return from their long vacations this Monday, ready to kick off the Court’s October 2015 term. They’ll begin as they
Here’s What Lawyers Should Make in 2016: How Do You Compare?
If you’re considering bringing more lawyers into your practice, hiring support staff, or just want to see how your riches measure up against your neighbors’,
Nigerian Blogger to Sue Local Bank (GTBANK) for Damages over Missing Funds in Ecommerce Deal
Maverick Nigerian Blogger Abiodun John Balogun Aka Weboga (Nigerian Webmaster) has Threatened to Sue Banking Giant GTbank also known as Gauranty Trust Bank .In a
Law of Nigeria
There are four distinct legal systems in Nigeria: English law which is derived from its colonial past with Britain; Common law, a development of
6 Things That Every Nigerian Must Know About The Nigerian Law
Posted by Kehinde Adegbite on April 16, 2012 at 10:00pm View Blog Many Nigerians never think it is important for them to know certain
Do We Need a ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ in the U.S.?
FindLaw columnist Eric Sinrod writes regularly in this section on legal developments surrounding technology and the Internet. Should our digital pasts always follow us around,
Holt v. Hobbs: SCOTUS Says Muslim Prisoner Can Have Half-Inch Beard
In a case that Court-watchers were eagerly anticipating, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled unanimously today in Holt v. Hobbs that a prison policy prohibiting inmates