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The newlyweds sued Sail Maui for leaving them behind in deep choppy water for two hours.

The unique, peak-shaped chocolate bar was invented in 1908.

Utilize these strategies to save your wallet when tax time comes around.

Small business IRS audits are like shark bites: They're rare, but painful for the unlucky few who suffer them.

Ruja Ignatova vanished in 2017 after orchestrating a Ponzi Scheme to con investors into buying her OneCoin crypto token.

Threats of impending cryptocurrency regulation have dominated headlines in recent months, but all is not lost for crypto investors. Here are a few protections that stand in the way of a federal crypto showdown.

The social media platform faces multiple lawsuits following Elon Musk's attempt to cut costs.

Shkreli was released from prison in May after serving five years for security fraud.

A Canadian court finds a woman guilty of 'time theft.' Critics call the company's actions spying.

Artificial Intelligence has already taken over many jobs that were previously handled manually. This technology's continuous development challenges more professions and will even disrupt high-skill areas such as the legal industry.

Attorneys for the billionaire CEO claim he received extreme backlash following his chaotic Twitter deal.

The American rapper claims he's owed tens of thousands of dollars — and even more in stock options.

Not sure whether your employees count as exempt vs. non-exempt? Discover the difference between these employee types in this detailed guide.

Regulations are meant to protect consumers from harmful business practices and set guidelines for what is right and wrong — but they can also pose a threat to businesses thanks to rising costs and changing complexity.

Adolfo Schoneke, his sister Bianca Gonzalez and other co-conspirators orchestrated a scheme that spanned years.

The Murdaugh family's 100-year-old legal legacy came crashing down in just months due to lies, deceit, and several deaths.

The founder of Berkley Sweetapple Law shares her legal advice for entrepreneurs.

Hundreds of thousands of people could be eligible to join the class-action suit.

Chef Pii won't share all of the secrets behind her sauce, but claims "no one has ever gotten sick" from it.

The writing's on the wall: The legal industry is crying out for change. That's why we need more lawyers breaking the mold.

Hesha Abrams got her start in business litigation 35 years ago, and she's been sharpening her problem-solving skills ever since.