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Then, in order to avoid the inevitable verdict for their opponents, the plaintiff`s advisers decided not to charge. You can always dismiss a lawsuit with bias and end your case [...]

n. Verbal defamation, in which someone tells one or more people the falsehood about another that harms the reputation of the defamed person. Defamation is a civil injustice (tort) [...]

Restaurant guests can take home partially used bottles of wine. This law aims to discourage excessive alcohol consumption to avoid wasting the remaining wine. The state revokes the [...]

State laws set minimum qualifications for teachers in public schools. Most states require full-time teachers to have a four-year degree from a college or university and have [...]

Effective January 1, 2018, Oregon businesses will no longer be allowed to sell tobacco, nicotine or vaping products to anyone under the age of 21. Created by FindLaw`s team of [...]

If they don`t feel ready or you`re not sure it`s the best, don`t leave them alone at home. There is no law stipulating the age of a child before he can leave him alone at home. [...]

QUICK TIP: With a limited warranty, the manufacturer or seller may ask you to take certain steps to maintain coverage, such as returning a warranty registration card or performing [...]

The Business Education Award: Awarded to the degree that seeks certification in business education and has the greatest potential to become an outstanding teacher. The Evelyn [...]

Many of the laws God had given to the Israelites, who had just “come out” of Egyptian state supervision, were clearly designed to deliver what was lacking at the time – [...]

Although I am opposed to you buying universal life insurance, it would be wrong to say that there are no benefits. (I give credit where it`s due — even if it`s just a piece of [...]