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The United States Supreme Court handed a victory to iPhone owners who sued Apple for violating antitrust laws by forcing them to buy apps from its App Store. As are many cases in a divided … Keep Reading...
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If you have received a car accident settlement offer from your insurance company, an attorney can help you get the best value for your claim. An insurance attorney familiar with settling car accident claims will … Keep Reading...
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