No one likes to read pages of fine print, but sometimes skipping over it can lead to a financial disaster. Here’s what to look for when getting yourself into a contract or a loan.
07.16.12 | Consumer protection, Current Events, Economics, Family, Freedom, Government, Healthcare, Lawsuits, Money, Ridiculous lawsuits, Rights, Taxes | Jessica Walters
Martha Stewart isn’t the only celebrity known to try to evade the IRS. More recently, Lauren Hill has been on the hot seat for skipping out on taxes from 2005 to 2007, failing to file papers for around $1.8 million in earnings.
06.26.12 | Bizarre, Celebrities, Crime, Current Events, Economics, Funny, Government, Lawsuits, Money, Ridiculous lawsuits, Taxes | Jessica Walters
“Patent troll” has become a common term in the business world, where patent infringement lawsuits are becoming an everyday occurrence. They can lead to some entertainingly bizarre claims and defenses.
10.15.11 | Lawsuits, Patents, Ridiculous lawsuits | Jen Talley
Frivolous lawsuits occur sometimes—people are greedy jerks and will take advantage of the system if they can—but in reality, they are few and far between. Most people don’t know the real story behind the biggest lawsuits.
09.24.11 | Bizarre, Lawsuits, Ridiculous lawsuits | Laurie Junkins
A ridiculous lawsuit is like a train wreck. You don’t want to see it, but you just can’t help but stare. Below are 7 of the most famous, absurd, ridiculous, and (insert your adjective of choice here) lawsuits of all time.
04.16.10 | Ridiculous lawsuits | Eric
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Once the alleged sole surviving Boston bomber was apprehended late last week, calls immediately began to limit his constitutional rights.
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