Coal Magnate Robert Murray Sues John Oliver and HBO
Summary: A coal mine owner is suing comedian, John Oliver, for criticizing his business in a TV segment that aired…
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Study Links Legalized Marijuana and Car Crashes
Summary: A new study found that states, where marijuana is legalized, have more car crashes than other jurisdictions. Driving is…
Senate Unveils Health Care Bill, McConnell Pushes To Vote Next Week
Summary: The GOP's latest health care bill has been revealed to Senate voters. Republicans worked entirely in secret on the…
Fisch Sigler LLP Uses Math Question in Hiring Process
Summary: In a search for the right IP damages associate, Fisch Sigler has created a math question to suss out…
Michael Brown’s Parents and Ferguson, MO Settle Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Summary: The family of Michael Brown has settled their wrongful death lawsuit against the city. In August 2014, unarmed black…
“Bachelor in Paradise” Sexual Assault Investigation Reveals No Misconduct, Production Will Resume
Summary: After accusations of sexual misconduct surfaced, "Bachelor in Paradise" will resume shooting in Mexico. "The Bachelor" franchise and its…
Will Uber Ride on without CEO Travis Kalanick?
Summary: After receiving pressure from investors, Uber's CEO and founder Travis Kalanick stepped down from the company on Tuesday night. …
Did Michelle Carter Deserve Her Involuntary Manslaughter Conviction?
Summary: Michelle Carter was convicted of manslaughter for telling her boyfriend to kill himself via text messages. While her actions…
Celeb Chef Bobby Flay Files Bad Furniture Lawsuit
Summary: Bobby Flay is suing a New Jersey furniture maker for an allegedly unusable couch. Bobby Flay may know how…
BYU Law Will Launch Think Tank, LawX, Starting Fall 2017
Summary: BYU Law is starting the design lab, LawX, in order to solve modern-day legal problems. In order to tackle…
Prosecution Promises Retrial in Bill Cosby Rape Case
Summary: Bill Cosby's rape case ended in a mistrial this weekend. What will happen next? Bill Cosby escaped a criminal…
Supreme Court Allows Disparaging Trademarks
Summary: The Supreme Court has ruled that disparaging terms can be trademarked. On Monday, the Supreme Court struck down a…