Forbes contributor Nathan Lewis writes on monetary and tax policy issues and in this contribution he explains something he and Ron Paul knew a long time ago – that governments do not have a monopoly on currencies. When Ron Paul invited me to testify in Congress in 2012 on the topic of “parallel currencies,” the idea […]
The Dotcom case took a new turn today with the US Department of Justice revealing over 190 pages of its evdience, claiming that the New Zealand-based Megaupload boss admitted he made money by sharing copyrighted songs and threatening PayPal and others of criminal activity. RT.com reported: Among the documents released on Friday was an October
You’ve heard of antitrust laws, bankruptcy law, class action suits and your right to privacy. But what about some of the lesser-known areas of law that are out there? Not only are there some pretty bizarre ones available, but also they might be fun areas to consider should you be thinking about a
Social media has become such a large part of society that many people post information that should not be on their page. While everyone understands that there are several things that you do not post to protect your identity and well-being, many do not realize that other casual comments can be used against them
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LawFuel.com -Five Banks Directed to Produce Records for Accounts at Zurcher Kantonalbank, The Bank of N.T. Butterfield & Son Limited, and Their Affiliates Preet Bharara, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Kathryn Keneally, the Assistant Attorney General for the Justice Department’s Tax Division, and Danny Werfel, the Acting Commissioner
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LawFuel.com – Law Firm News Daily – If you are a business owner considering filing for personal bankruptcy, you may be unsure if or how your business income and assets will be affected. This will depend on the type of ownership your business has established and the type of bankruptcy you file under. While the
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Despite popular belief, hands free cell phone usage by drivers is no more safe than texting activities. In fact, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration studies have found that compared to both hand held and hands free phone usage, real world driving experiences have demonstrated that both are equally unsafe. The fact is that
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If you are a business owner considering filing for personal bankruptcy, you may be unsure if or how your business income and assets will be affected. This will depend on the type of ownership your business has established and the type of bankruptcy you file under. While the following is not inclusive of all you’ll
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The Bank of America’s demand for a couple to pay off their loan has resulted in a court order to pay $10,000 monthly for their demands in a ruling the Bankruptcy Court judge said was intended to “send a message” to lawyers acting on such matters. Writing in the WSJ Law blog, Peg Brickley said:
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