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Bloom Legal and PaperStreet are delighted to announce that we have won a 2015 Gold Excellence Communicator Award for the Bloom Legal website. This is an amazing honor and we are proud to be a Gold Excellence […]

This week we are launching what we hope will be one of many successful and engaging video blogs to help answer general legal questions from the public! For our first installment, Criminal Defense Attorney, Seth […]

As news emerged last night that Osama Bin Laden had been killed in a raid on a Pakistani compound by US Special Forces, an interesting story emerged of a man who live-blogged the raid without […]

In a story that has garnered considerable attention today, Leon Walker, a man from the suburbs of Detroit, is being charged by prosecutors for accessing his wife’s e-mail account and reading her e-mails. Prosecutors in […]

Wikileaks founder, Julian Assange, was arrested yesterday in London in conjunction with an international warrant that was issued by the Swedish government on charges of sexual assault. Assange is facing one count of unlawful coercion, […]

This week, state police set up a mock accident in which one teen driver was texting while driving and ran into another. In order to give a strong message to the people of Louisiana about […]

A law that was passed by the Louisiana State Legislature takes effect this Sunday that will make text messaging while driving a primary offense. Prior to this weekend, police were able to cite drivers for […]

A recent article about a talk given by Virginia lawyer, Courtney Van Winkle, raised some interesting issues about how social media have come and will continue to influence matters in court and during trials. In […]

Today, a bill creating the crime of “cyberbullying” passed through legislation, and is now waiting for final approval from Governor Jindal. The new bill stipulates the way threats and harassment are to be treated when […]

The Senate Committeee on Judiciary C sent a message to adults who bully children on the Internet when they advanced House Bill 1259 today that offers greater punishment for adults that bully children on the […]

On Friday, disgruntled Blockbuster customer enyaWeCurB posted a story of dissatisfaction with Blockbuster Videos, complete with giving the phone number of BB’s local Sherman Oaks branch store, for those who wish to let them know they […]

Today, Security Evaluators is telling everyone how the IPhone can be hacked because they’ve done it.  Seems all your personal information can be accessed through the IPhone’s Safari web browser, letting the hacker take total […]

TMZ.COM reports that it has “obtained” a copy of OJ’s manuscript “If I Did It,” and follows that up with an excerpt from the document — a purported description of the murder itself.  OJ relates this […]

Last week, I was collecting a set of links from Google Street View for the blog – but today, I bow to StreetViewGallery where over 100 different, entertaining “StreetViews” have been collected thus far. I’m […]

Odds are, you or someone you know has a MySpace page.   Every 2008 Presidential Candidate does.  Paris Hilton does.  Heck, even Kevin Federline does. MySpace doesn’t provide a list of celebrity pages, confirmed to be authentic.  Some bloggers are […]

It’s safe to assume that anyone reading this post knows MySpace.  For those few grandmas and coma victims who don’t, MySpace (in 25 words or less) is a social-networking web site — “a place for friends” — […]