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New York Post
5 months ago
Social justice

Government tyranny comes to Main Street, with the feds more powerful than ever

The federal government is increasingly limiting Americans' freedoms
There are now over 5,200 federal criminal offenses and many more state and local crimes [ more ]
Brooklyn Eagle
6 months ago
NYC politics

Gov. Kathy Hochul signs bill to combat deed theft

New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed legislation to protect against deed theft.
The legislation empowers law enforcement to stay legal proceedings and file red flags to prevent further transactions.
The legislation expands the ability of prosecutors to void fraudulent instruments. [ more ]
www.fastcompany.com
6 months ago
Privacy professionals

The battle over right to repair is a fight over your car's data

The right to repair cars is under threat as cars become smarter and more connected.
Policymakers are navigating a complex legal landscape to balance the right to repair with consumer privacy and safety. [ more ]
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Fast Company
1 week ago
Business

Oil and gas companies ruined a family farm. Then they walked away

Property owners often don't own the oil beneath their land, leading to limited control over extraction activities and potential environmental risks. [ more ]
Above the Law
1 week ago
Law

Malicious Compliance Is The Best Compliance

Finding creative solutions to legal issues can sometimes lead to unexpected but effective outcomes. [ more ]
IPWatchdog.com | Patents & Intellectual Property Law
2 months ago
Law

Rader's Ruminations: The Most Striking (and Embarrassing) Legal Mistake in Modern Patent Law

Patent law remedies now consider participant characteristics.
eBay v. MercExchange led to significant disruption in U.S. innovation policy. [ more ]
Brooklyn Eagle
2 days ago
NYC politics

New City Council bill would mandate city agencies to gather data on squatters

Incidents of squatting in NYC to be reported under a new bill by Councilmember Zhuang. [ more ]
Austin Monitor
2 weeks ago
Austin

After city lost case on development rules, it's been ordered to pay attorneys' fees - Austin Monitor

Travis County District Judge rules city of Austin must pay $175,000 in attorney fees for failing to notify property owners of development rule changes. [ more ]
Austin Monitor
1 month ago
Austin

Arguments to continue in lawsuit over deed restrictions - Austin Monitor

Homeowners in Elmwood Estates subdivision fight developers to enforce building restrictions.
Legal dispute may escalate as Judge requests more arguments on deed restrictions waiver. [ more ]
Boston Condos For Sale Ford Realty
4 weeks ago
Boston

Boston Seaport Condos 1st Q Sales Data Boston Condos For Sale Ford Realty

Real estate data disclaimer and permitted use. [ more ]
Los Angeles Times
1 month ago
LA real estate

Builders may challenge California's development 'impact fees,' Supreme Court rules

Developers in California can challenge impact fees for public improvements, potentially leading to more affordable housing. [ more ]
therealdeal.com
3 months ago
LA real estate

Criminal Ring of Squatters Party in Beverly Crest Mansion

A court-appointed receiver has told neighbors that squatters have rights in a home in Beverly Crest, Los Angeles.
The home, which was seized from a fugitive surgeon, has become a party house where squatters can earn up to $30,000 a month. [ more ]
www.independent.co.uk
1 month ago
UK news

Ugly' plastic sheet placed over Banksy mural to protect it from idle vandals'

The landlord covered Banksy's mural to prevent vandalism.
Neighbors criticized the plastic sheeting for detracting from Banksy's vision. [ more ]
www.santacruzsentinel.com
2 months ago
East Bay (California)

Santa Cruz County homeowners hit with $4.7 million in fines, prop up fence amid beach access battles

Rio Del Mar homeowners replaced fencing despite fines
Four-year lawsuit favored homeowners' rights to private patio areas [ more ]
www.mercurynews.com
2 months ago
East Bay (California)

California landlords wanted the Supreme Court to limit rent control laws. They won't for now

The Supreme Court declined to hear a challenge to New York's rent control law, impacting potential challenges in California.
Justice Thomas left open the possibility of future challenges to rent control laws. [ more ]
Miami Herald
3 months ago
Miami

Homeless Miamians get $300,000 settlement after city trashed their personal property

Miami will pay a $300,000 settlement to four people experiencing homelessness after their personal belongings were trashed by city workers during street cleanups.
As part of the settlement, the city has agreed to stop immediately discarding personal items swept off the sidewalk during cleanups and give individuals 90 days to recover their property. [ more ]
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