Justice Department Sues Virginia, California Over Gun Laws
The Justice Department sued Virginia and California, arguing new state limits on AR-15-style rifles and convertible p…
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Federal Judge Strikes Down NFA Registration for Suppressors
A Texas federal court held the NFA's registration requirements for suppressors and short-barreled firearms exceed Congress's authority after the tax went to zero. The ruling is stayed and covers a defined group, not the public.
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Supreme Court to Hear AR-15 Rifle Ban Cases
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether states may ban AR-15-style rifles, taking up challenges to rifle bans in C…
Egg Producers Settle Price-Fixing Case for $3.3M
The DOJ and 17 states reached proposed settlements with three top egg producers over alleged price manipulation: $3.3…
Supreme Court Strikes Down Party Spending Caps
The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 to strike down federal caps on coordinated party spending, holding the decades-old limits…
Supreme Court Upholds State Bans on Transgender Athletes
The Supreme Court on Tuesday upheld West Virginia and Idaho laws barring transgender athletes from girls' and women's…
Supreme Court Strikes Down Trump Order Ending Birthright Citizenship
The Supreme Court on Tuesday struck down President Trump's executive order seeking to end birthright citizenship, rul…
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How to Stop Wage Garnishment: What Actually Works (and What Doesn't)
A garnishment can take a chunk of every paycheck before it reaches you. Here's what wage garnishment is, the limits on how much they can take, and…
What Are Squatters' Rights? How They Work and What Property Owners Can Do
Squatters' rights sound like a loophole that lets someone take your property. The reality is narrower, slower, and more avoidable than the headline…
HOA Fine Snowballed Into a Lien: When a Small Fee Becomes a Foreclosure Risk
An HOA can turn a small fine into a lien and even foreclosure. Here is how the process works and what homeowners can actually do to push back.
Is LegalZoom Worth It for Your LLC? What Redditors Actually Say (and the Cheaper Alternatives)
LegalZoom is the name everyone knows for forming an LLC. On Reddit, small business owners are blunt about whether it's worth the price, and which s…
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Someone Hit My Parked Car and Drove Off: What a Redditor Learned About Getting Paid
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How to Dissolve an LLC: Closing Your Business the Right Way
Closing an LLC takes more than walking away. Here are the steps to dissolve it formally so you stop owing fees, taxes, and liability after you're d…
Who Is Jeff Jackson? Inside the Career of North Carolina's Attorney General
From Army prosecutor and viral congressman to North Carolina's 52nd attorney general, Jeff Jackson took an unusual path to the state's top legal of…
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Most businesses need at least one license to operate legally. Here's how to figure out which ones you need, where to apply, and what it typically c…
