Are Dunkin’ Donuts new bagels really hand-crafted by bagel artisans? A Queens baker is saying Fuhgeddaboudit.
A judge wrote that the adoption “take[s] the Court into a legal twilight zone.”
Either someone wasn’t thinking when this building was designed or someone was thinking but their mind was in the gutter.
In the continuing legal circus involving an estranged circus family, court proceedings erupted into shouting and profanity on Tuesday when two feuding siblings exploded at each other during testimony.
Making the law, breaking the law and escaping the law: today’s links champion the legal society in which we live.
Quick: What do Ferrari and Ford have in common? Not much, except the name F150, and Ford’s new lawsuit against the luxury Italian automaker makes it clear that they’re willing to race for it — to court that is.
Rack this up as one of NewsFeed’s worst nightmares: A quadriplegic man is suing Disneyland after being stranded on the “It’s A Small World” ride for more than 40 minutes during an evacuation.
When it comes to First-Amendment protections, the framers of the Constitution did not have the foresight to explicitly account for bumper stickers.
Legal proceedings surrounding the King of Pop’s death still continue over a year later.
Two radically different IHOPs enter. One IHOP leaves.
