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The Department of Justice Cracks Down on Chinese Fentanyl
Fentanyl kills tens of thousands every year, and it turns out China's the main source of the killer drug. FindLaw looks at America's plan of retaliation.Major Airlines Flying Blind With Fake Parts
Several major airlines recently discovered they were buying fake parts with fake documentation in engines around the world. FindLaw takes a look.Squatting as an Art Form: An AirBnB Cautionary Tale
A Harvard grad has been squatting in an Airbnb for more than a year and a half, and she wants $100,000 to leave. How is this happening? FindLaw takes a lookWhat Happens When a Lyft or Uber Driver Leaves With Your Belongings?
What to do when Uber or Lyft drivers unintentionally leave with your stuff. FindLaw's Law and Daily Life explains how to recover lost items.Tickets, Please: New IRS Rules Stifle Scalpers
The tax code is changing, and it's bad news for ticket scalpers. FindLaw takes a look at the changes and what they mean for the rest of us.Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis Wrote Letters of Support for Danny Masterson. Do Those Ever Help With Sentencing?
Previous "That 70s Show" co-stars Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis wrote letters of support for Danny Masterson, who was convicted of rape. Do letters of support ever help reduce sentencing? FindLaw explains.Faux Paws, Mo' Laws: Texas Tightens Service Animal Fraud Penalties
Learn how states like Texas are cracking down on dog owners that pretend their pet is a service animal to get into restaurants and out of apartment fees.Your Car May Be Watching You, Listening to You, and Profiting From It
Modern cars are taking our data and selling it without most of us realizing it. FindLaw takes a look at what they're doing, why, and what we can do.Skiplagging, or How to Save Money and Tick Off An Airline
What is skiplagging and why do airlines hate it so much? FindLaw takes a look at the what, the who, and the why airlines get so upset when people do it.Who Has Claim to the Largest Unclaimed Estate in History?
FindLaw's Law and Daily Life explores the mysterious case of a reclusive millionaire's unclaimed estate and what makes a valid will.Fani Willis Makes Trump Team Turn
Four of Donald Trump's co-conspirators have flipped and taken deals with the prosecution. FindLaw takes a look at the perps and what happens now.How to Become an Instagram Influencer
Learn how to become a successful Instagram influencer - from getting started to tips for influencer marketing and legal issues to avoid.U.S. Gives Legal Status to Families Separated Under Trump
FindLaw takes a look at the Biden Administration's settlement of claims arising from the Trump border policy that separated migrant families.Should Background Check Companies Watch Their Backs?
Fake Crime and Real Punishment: Carlee Russell Found Guilty
Carlee Russell faked her own kidnapping. Now she's confessed and is facing the consequences. FindLaw digs into the fake crime and very real punishment.Do Your Parents Have an Estate Plan? Or Are They Planning on You To Sort It Out?
FindLaw's Law and Daily Life helps you help your parents when they get sick or pass away with essential estate planning documents.Tips For Selling on Facebook Marketplace
Your guide to selling items on Facebook Marketplace. Learn how to get started, top tips for sellers, and how to avoid scams and legal issues.Can a Bank Refuse a Power of Attorney Document?
A power of attorney is a critical part of your estate plan. Learn why banks may reject your power of attorney and how to make it enforceable.The Department of Justice Cracks Down on Chinese Fentanyl
Fentanyl kills tens of thousands every year, and it turns out China's the main source of the killer drug. FindLaw looks at America's plan of retaliation.Page took 1 seconds to load.
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