When is “free, free free” not really “free free free?” According to a new settlement, it’s when Intuit claims it’s true, but it isn’t, isn’t, isn’t. According to news sources, Intuit Inc agreed to pay $141 million in restitution to settle claims by all 50 U.S. states and Washington, D.C., that it tricked millions of […]
Most business owners/landlords are well aware of the cottage industry of nuisance ADA lawsuits. But a federal judge in San Francisco has heard enough. Acting on his own initiative, U.S. District Court Judge Vince Chhabria has ordered three disabled plaintiffs and their lawyers to prove they are entitled to bring their lawsuits in federal court. […]
Recovering from the pandemic is one of those easy to say but much harder to do things. While there are stories of commercial evictions for back rent and inflexibility by landlords negotiating new leases, there are also tales of landlords who are working to ensure their tenants avert evictions and survive to see what comes […]
According to news sources, a company that planned to build a sports theme park near Universal’s upcoming Epic Universe theme park is suing Universal and a property development company for $250 million, claiming the company wrongfully sold the land to Universal in 2018. Fourth Watch Acquisitions, which specializes in real estate entertainment development, alleges Universal […]