
Is Doxing Illegal?: Arrests and Lawsuits
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(Please note: Blogs are informational articles and do not necessarily mean we take on every type of subject matter as a potential case.) We do not take doxing cases. This is for informational purposes only.

California’s restaurants financially battered by the coronavirus pandemic have filed government claims to recover more than $100 million in fees for liquor and health permits and tourism charges that they say were assessed even though

A Norwalk Superior Court judge has approved a $28 million settlement that the city of Whittier has agreed to pay 19 family members of 61-year-old Margarita Mojarro, who was killed by a falling 80-foot tree

The California Highway Patrol is teaming up with Impact Teen Drivers to teach and reinforce positive driving habits to teens through education. According to a Patch.com news report, California loses the equivalent of eight large

About 162,000 Morfboard Skate & Scoot Combo toys were recalled because the “Y” handlebars could break posing a fall and injury hazard. According to an alert posted on the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC),

A jury in Florida handed down a $411 million verdict in connection with a 2018 crash that injured a motorcyclist severely. According to news reports, a jury in Florida’s Second Circuit Court returned the verdict

As indoor dining still remains unavailable in many parts of California, it makes good sense to get dinner delivered or to go. But, as a consumer, you may want to think twice about using your

New research shows that “phantom” images, such as similar road signs flashed in roadside billboards, could confuse semi-automated driver-assist systems such as Tesla’s Autopilot. According to a report in Tech Times, in some cases, hackers

Peloton has recalled clip-in pedals on about 27,000 of its exercise bikes after it received reports of broken pedals causing injuries including five that needed stitches or other types of medical care. According to a

U.S. automotive component maker, Joyson Safety Systems (JSS), has announced that it is looking into inaccuracies in the reporting of seatbelt webbing test data at a Japanese factory acquired from bankrupt airbag manufacturer Takata Corporation,
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