lawsuits

The Libertarian candidate for President is having a bit of trouble finding his way onto the ballot in certain states:

Glory be! Another state is not going to sit back and allow their residents be bilked by fraudulent practices and get away with it!

From Kate Howard:

A Chancery Court judge ruled today that Nashville-based Corrections Corporation of America has to follow the state’s public records laws and open their files for public viewing.

Rob Shearer thinks that New York City may be opening up themselves to lawsuits by rejecting the “English First” model:

The Mayor of New York City has just “ordered the city’s more than 100 agencies to provide language assistance in six foreign languages.”

While there may be some logic to this for New York City, no one can deny that it will increase costs significantly at each of those 100 agencies. And who will pay those costs?

Didja remember that Frida Lyngstad of ABBA was part of Hitler’s plan to populate the earth with Aryan children?

MAURY COUNTY - Maury County citizens might have to pay more to file lawsuits or settle criminal charges soon.

So now we can add words like "brazen" to help describe the fallen financial entrepreneur "Boots" Del Biaggio, whose precipitous plummet into bankruptcy has launched multiple lawsuits and investigations, and caused many outsiders to question the stability of the Nashville Predators ownership group.