Recently while strolling through popular King of Prussia Mall in Pennsylvania. Sisters, Zakia Clark, Tasha Clark, and Makia Underwood were asked to leave. Why you may ask? After losing their mother, Jackie Underwood, to breast cancer the week prior, the sisters designed hats and shirts that had the F-word with a pink ribbon to substitute [...]
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No stranger to controversy, Girls Gone Wild founder Joe Frances has made headlines once again. This time it isn’t for displaying young half naked woman on his show, girls gone wild. Instead, Joe Frances has made headlines for degrading the jury who ruled against him in his assault and false imprisonment case. According to news [...]
This Day in Legal History: #ThrowbackThursday #May23
It is always interesting to read about legally significant events that occurred on this day in history. I find it exceptionally intriguing to contrast the present state of affairs with the events that occurred many years in the past. Here are a few interesting events that occurred on May 23 throughout history: May 23, 1785- [...]
Lawyers Immune from Fraud Suits?
The Connecticut Supreme Court has recently ruled that lawyers cannot be sued for fraudulent conduct in court cases; a ruling that was based upon an age old doctrine. The 5-1 decision last week came about in the case of Bob Simms who was trying to sue his ex-wife Donna and her lawyers alleging a failure [...]
I want to inform the readers of this blog of a new voluntary recall due to possible salmonella contamination. Several Eco-Cuisine Products Recalled On May 20, 2013, Eco-Cuisine of Boulder, Colorado issued a recall of all lots of their mix products due to possible salmonella contamination of their products. According to the FDA, “The recall was as [...]
