South Africa’s Unclaimed Music Royalties Spark Regulatory Debate
South Africa's unclaimed music royalties, known as the 'black box', spark regulatory debate over unmatched beneficiaries and outdated systems.
Families Seek Help for Nursing Home Abuse
Families seek help for nursing home abuse when care falls short, posing risks to residents' well-being.
Illinois Woman Gets 31 Months for Monkey Torture Videos
An Illinois woman receives 31 months in prison for funding and distributing videos of monkey torture, a case of extreme animal cruelty.
Supreme Court adds cases on immigration, executions, and zoning
The Supreme Court has added new cases regarding immigration detention policies, executions, and zoning ordinances for the 2026-27 term.
How Fault Affects Car Accident Payouts in Philadelphia
How fault affects car accident payouts in Philadelphia and what you need to know about liability claims. Learn how shared responsibility impacts your settlement
Florida Commuters Follow Seven Steps After Crash
A crash on your morning route can leave you hurt, shaken, and unsure which insurer to call first. The legal classification of the trip may…
Government can revoke probation without explanation
U.S. courts can revoke probation without explanation, leaving 3 million Americans at risk of wrongful imprisonment each year.
Lawyer laments loss after being punched in nose
Lawyer assault in NYC sparks debate as activist attorney Ron Kuby recounts being punched after confronting an anti‑gay slur on a city street.
Complaining Neighbor Gets Half a Garage After Dispute
A property line dispute in Maine left a complaining neighbor with half a garage after a feud turned violent, highlighting the danger of property battles.
Parking firm sorry for ticketing dead woman
A parking firm apologizes after ticketing a dead woman who suffered cardiac arrest in a supermarket lot. Learn about the shocking incident.