Odds are you’ve been contacted by a debt collector at some point. Even if it wasn’t your debt, maybe they called you about your ne’er-do-well brother, cousin, or ex-boyfriend. You know that debt collector is just doing his or her job, but it’s really frustrating!
Read moreEverybody has secrets. One of the most frustrating and invasive aspects of litigation is the forcible exposure of those secrets to the prying eyes of your enemy (the other party), the courts, and anybody who takes the time to look up the records of your litigation. So how do you handle the invasion of privacy [...]
Does this mark the end of an era for patent trolls? For the sake of patent holders everywhere, we sure hope so. Recently, Mosser Law successfully defeated a patent troll in the Eastern District of Texas. There is a little known law which prohibits the marking of a good with a patent that has expired. That [...]
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We’ve all been there. The phone rings and the dreaded “unknown caller,” obscure area code, or “1-800-some annoying telemarketer” pops up on the caller ID. Frustrating? Yes. Borderline harassing? Sometimes.
In the next few weeks, the SEC and the heads of various stock exchanges will be telling you how to invest your money. “ The biggest U.S. equity markets will urge regulators to begin a program next month for temporarily halting individual stocks that swing more than 10 percent…” So who does he, she, or they want to protect?