Check out this informational video about divorce law to understand the difference between “fault” and “no-fault” divorce.

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A college freshman created an apparel line, South Butt, with a humorous connection to North Face. But, did manipulating the North Face logo violate copyright?

There have been some new developments in Jack Kirby’s estate’s battle with Marvel over copyright issues related to the X-Men franchise.

With recent appeals to the “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy, gay soldiers should no longer face the threat of discharge if they choose to “tell”.

David Byrne is suing Charlie Crist, a Florida politician, for unauthorized use of his song “Road to Nowhere” in a political ad.

While lyric stealing can seem a little more cut and dry, there are only 12 notes in the musical scales; when does similarity cross the line into outright thievery?

Check out LegalFish’s very first YouTube video about how to find an attorney!

Caught up on the newest solution to the BP oil spill being attempted (with terms like “top kill” “junk shot” and “top hat”) most failed to see the bigger picture.

A tiff between former executive producers on The Sopranos and David Chase, the show’s creator, may be causing problems for a new series on CBS.

A brief recap of the historical cases that lead to the Supreme Court’s recent decision that sentencing juveniles to life in prison is cruel and unusual under the Eighth Amendment.

Was it right for Comedy Central to back out on the Mohammed episode, even when South Park is known to attack everyone somewhat equally?

A new lawsuit filed attempts to overturn a 2008 ruling that awarded Superman’s creator’s heirs rights to royalties from use of the Man of Steel.

This avid to cautious Facebook user beautifully outlines how Facebook’s privacy debate has changed her social networking habits.