Is there a law that requires a website or host to track and record all site activity?
The activity you describe is legal for the web site operators. Howeve, whether their actions create liability depends on the Terms of Service and...
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The activity you describe is legal for the web site operators. Howeve, whether their actions create liability depends on the Terms of Service and...
The company must comply with Section 2257 and keep your record on file. Therefore, it is the Company who will require the Section 2257 information...
Pepper spray is legal in all 50 states. However, some states have restrictions on container size, formula, etc. All states require purchasers...
I think you might be asking this question as it relates to the FTC Guidlines on endorsements. Here is the link to the FTC's indorsement guidlines:...
You can sue craigslist, but it will cost you around $20,000 to $50,000. Further, I think craigslist has a valid Section 230 defense that they...
Call the police and report the theft. Try and have the thief arrested. Contact the site the hosts the stolen personal information and tell them...
Brass Knuckles and the Law http://injury.findlaw.com/product-liability/brass-knuckles-and-the-law.html
As I remember the question, Company A had a registered trademark for "PhoneCards Direct". Once the trademark is registered, the generic argument...
As was stated above, your best course of action is to contact facebook and have the posts taken down. Can you sue? Certainly - do you have...
While I agree with Ms Koslyn's answer, sometimes the threat of taking action will get you some results. There are some steps you could take to...