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Choosing the jurisidiction that likely governs the contract law that applies and/or the jurisdiction where the litigation takes place is preferred as that will get you the best replies. Your contract with AdSense likely includes more than just the TOS info on the website. You need to read both...

The picture shows up in the thread as essentially a thumbnail size picture. Clicking on it brings up an error, but I can open it in a new tab. The problem is that it's still thumbnail size and when I drop it into an image program to enlarge it the pixel count is so low that it comes out showing...

In an even older precedent, this guy has been going pantless for 90 years. But he's never run for office. https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTCHutnjB_f2jbluyw3cyEoVfk7tWooF9pWyg&s

The New Yorker link worked great! I see a scandal brewing already for candidate Godzilla. He's wearing a coat and tie but apparently no pants. Just what kind of deviant lizard do we have here?

I'm not surprised. Statistics show around 95% of federal civil cases end in settlement. This one was ripe for settlement. The depositions alone were likely to be costly and the nature of the lawsuit didn't make either ABC or Trump look good. Arguing over whether Stephanopoulos was defaming Trump...

You need to speak with an attorney in California. The situation you have amounts to a contract dispute, so an attorney who litigates contract matters is what I suggest you look for. There are a number of ways to find an attorney. Online I have two suggestions for you. The first is the State Bar...

Still the same. On my screen the entire image is about the size of a postage stamp. About all I can get from looking closely at it is that a monster that looks something like Godzilla is standing in a downtown area with skyscrapers. You may be compressing or reducing the image too much in the...

The graphic is much too small to read the caption of the cartoon. I tried increasing the size of it in a graphics program but the image resolution was too low to make the words readable.

What I see is that you strongly believe it is a criminal concern. Nothing you've said so far shows anything official showing criminal activity, certainly no convictions, no indictments, not even open criminal investigations. The stock dumping you mentioned would be an issue of stockholders...

It's obvious you hate the company, perhaps because conflicts you've had with it in the past. But remember that bad business practices, unfriendly practices towards their insureds, etc don't necessarily make what the company is doing criminal. I've not yet seen anything from you of evidence of...

Actually, UHC, as a publicly traded corporation, acts first in the interests of its shareholders, which indirectly benefits the executives. The compensation and future of executives at publicly traded corporations is generally closely tied to stock performance. CEOs in particuar do very well...

The decision may be a good one under Canadian law. But I think it would fail in the U.S. courts. The majority on the Canadian court seems to apply a broader definition of exigent circumstances that the U.S. courts do. So from that perspective I voted in disagreement of the majority decision. I'm...

If that's the whole story then the reporter failed in a basic task: the reporter did not specify which Kansas City was involved: Kansas City, Kansas or Kansas City Missouri? They are right across the river from each other and a lot of people think of them as one city, but they are in fact two...

It didn't take long for the unsupported conspiracy theories to come out. Is there a shortage of tin foil being reported? We seem to have a lot of conspiracy theories lately.

That's the very kind of thing that supporters of government run healthcare systems like Canada and Wester European nations cite as reasons why private healthcare should be abolished. So are you in favor of European style socialized medicine to cure the problem of overpaid doctors and health care...

If Congress had put it in a statute there would have been no need for a regulation in the first place. The purpose of federal agency interpretative rule making is to fill in the (typically small) details that Congress didn't deal with in enacting the law. The most obvious examples are, of...

Under federal law, it's Biden's choice whether to contribute his papers to a museum to preserve a history of that president's administration. His "handlers" have nothing to do with it. Private money is raised to build it but then the National Archives takes over and operates the museums...

I'm not surprised that Newsmax would take a story that means nothing to the public — in this case what some Hollywood actor thinks of the pardon — and give it significant exposure. Newsmax, like Fox News, has become more of a soapbox for Trump than a disinterested news organization. Trump, once...

Her first and foremost concern should be removing herself and the kids from the boyfriend, even if that means moving out temporarily. As too many cases in this country have shown, someone who engages in this kind violence is likely to increase the level of harm, perhaps to the point of killing...

That's because they enjoy speculating about having her as president. They haven't yet taken stock of whether she could win the general election for president. The results of the election just held a few weeks ago tells me that selling the majority on a socialist for president only four years...