Almost 30 Years After His Death, Will Tupac Shakur’s Murder Trial Finally Start?
Almost three decades ago, famed rap sensation, Tupac Shakur was shot on the Las Vegas strip. A week later, he died from his injuries. Now, […]
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Tampa Man Found Not Guilty by Jury in Deadly Dog Park Shooting
A little over a year ago, two men got into an altercation at a Tampa dog park. One man was shot and left dead. The […]
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Personal Injury Law Has Changed. Here’s What You Need to Know
Laws and regulations are always changing. The constant shifts can make it challenging and confusing for individuals to understand their rights. One of the most […]
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Is Medical Malpractice a Personal Injury Lawsuit? What’s the Difference?
If you or a loved one have been negatively impacted as the result of poor or inadequate medical care, you have rights. Medical malpractice and […]
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Signal by Drug-Sniffing Dogs May Not Be Enough to Warrant Car Search in Parts of Florida
Trained police dogs can smell when marijuana is present. Their signal to the scent is often enough for police officers to conduct a search of […]
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Why Were Five People Charged in Death of One Direction Band Member, Liam Payne?
A tragedy unfolded in South America when a British pop singer was found dead on the ground below his hotel balcony. Liam Payne had fallen […]
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Judge Grants Jay-Z’s Request to File for Dismissal in Rape Claim Case. What Does It Mean?
After months of rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs making news for accusations of sexual assault, his former friend, Shawn Carter, known as Jay-Z, has been named […]
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What Immigration Policy Changes Can We Expect in 2025?
A new presidential administration will take control over the United States government on January 20, 2025. A new administration led by Donald J. Trump will […]
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Judge Says Dog Parking Shooting Doesn’t Qualify for “Stand Your Ground” Dismissal
Two men were alone in a dog park, and one ended up dead. A judge recently decided a jury will need to determine whether or […]
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