DeShawn Snow Divorce: Why She and Eric Snow Split and What Happened After
DeShawn Snow and former NBA player Eric Snow ended their marriage after roughly 12 years together. Eric filed for divorce in Fulton County Superior Court in Georgia in May 2010,…
Gavin Newsom Investigation: What the DOJ Probe Involves and Latest 2026 Update
California Gov. Gavin Newsom says the U.S. Department of Justice is investigating him, his wife Jennifer Siebel Newsom, and people in their professional and personal network. The federal scrutiny became…
Google Private Browsings Lawuit: Appeals Court Leaves Incognito Settlement Intact
The Google private browsing lawsuit has reached another important stage after a federal appeals court rejected an attempt to reopen class-wide damages claims. On April 20, 2026, the U.S. Court…
Is It Illegal to Take Pictures of People Without Consent?
Taking a picture of another person without asking permission is not automatically illegal in the United States. Whether it is allowed depends mainly on where the photograph was taken, what…
Costco Email Advertising Settlement: Who Qualifies for the $14 Million Fund?
Costco has agreed to a proposed $14 million class action settlement over allegations that it sent Washington residents promotional emails containing false or misleading subject lines. The Costco email advertising…
Purdue Pharma Settlement: $7.4 Billion Opioid Deal Takes Effect as Company Shuts Down
The Purdue Pharma settlement officially took effect on May 1, 2026, ending the company’s long-running bankruptcy and activating a $7.4 billion agreement involving Purdue and members of the Sackler family.…
Is Squatting Illegal? Property, Trespassing and Adverse Possession Laws Explained
Yes, squatting is generally illegal in the United States when someone knowingly enters or occupies another person’s property without permission. The conduct may amount to criminal trespassing, unlawful entry, burglary,…
Why Are Switchblades Illegal? Laws and Reasons Explained
Switchblades are not completely illegal across the United States. Many states allow adults to own automatic knives, while others restrict their possession, sale, blade length or public carry. Federal law…
RealPage Rental Settlement: Who Qualifies for the $359.9 Million Fund?
A group of major apartment owners and property-management companies has agreed to pay approximately $359.9 million to settle claims connected with RealPage’s rental-pricing software. The proposed settlements arise from a…
Cash App Settlement 2026: Consumer Checks Begin Under $120 Million CFPB Agreement
The Cash App settlement 2026 payment process is underway, with compensation cheques being mailed to eligible consumers beginning June 8, 2026. The payments come from an agreement between Cash App’s…