Uber and Lyft drivers manipulate apps to increase surge pricing, costing riders
Lawyers tend to forget that non-lawyers know very little about some legal issues or principles that we lawyers take for granted. Following are some of the common misunderstandings that non-lawyers (and even many practicing lawyers and judges) have about the law. Judges Decide Issues of Law and Juries Decide Issues
More than 180 priests have been identified by the Roman Catholic dioceses in New Jersey have been released. 79 of the 188 priests are still alive. The list can be accessed here. Last year, a Pennsylvania grand jury identified 300 priests and over 1,000 victims of sexual abuse. The Camden
Rolling Stone’s Matt Taibbi just wrote a wonderful article entitled The Pentagon’s Bottomless Money Pit that shows how the Pentagon overpays, loses, and generally wastes billions upon billions of taxpayer dollars. As Taibbi writes, there is no incentive for the Pentagon to change because politicians receiving campaign money from military
What amendment found in the Bill of Rights protects all other rights? Some would say the Second Amendment. But there is an amendment that protects even the Second Amendment. It is the Seventh Amendment, which provides each of us with the right to a trial by jury. That right to
Lawsuits against Bayer, the manufacturer of a female birth control device, known as Essure have exploded across the nation. The lawsuits allege that the Essure device may migrate from the fallopian tubes, causing damage to the woman’s internal organs. The FDA was recently notified by Bayer that the Essure birth
We do it everyday. We sign up for something –a cellphone, a gym membership, a magazine– and we give the company our credit card information or our bank account information. Allowing a business to automatically take money from your account or charge your credit card is a modern convenience that
You work hard your entire life. You raise your family, you are trying to pay for the astronomical cost of college for your children while planning for retirement. You have done everything you were supposed to do. You have aged into your job and what you lack in energy, you
In a unanimous decision handed down by the Pennsylvania Supreme Court on March 27, 2018, the Court held that non-economic damages, such as embarrassment, humiliation, loss of reputation and mental anguish are available to plaintiffs under the Pennsylvania Whistleblower Law. See Bailets v. Pennsylvania Turnpike Commission, et al., No. 126
Equifax, a large credit reporting agency, recently exposed the personal information of 143 million consumers. The breach was global, affecting not only Americans, but also consumers in the U.K. and Canada. It resulted in the hacking of personal information, including, Social Security numbers, driver license numbers and addresses. When you
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