Legal News Archive

A Fla. woman sued a Maryland hotel claiming its website didn’t mention disabled guest options. A court said that’s OK even if the tester never planned to visit.

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If software scrapes internet images and uses 20 of them to create a whole new photo, who owns the copyright – the original photographers, the person who requested a mashup or the AI company?

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Residents expect HOAs to enforce rules and often empower them to fine and suspend homeowners. But laws and rules keep HOAs from being all-powerful.

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The U.S. homeownership gap between Blacks and whites widened 1.5 percentage points from 2010 to 2021, according to a study by “Today’s Homeowner.”

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Cold calls could bring legal heat if Realtors don’t follow Fla.’s telemarketing laws, which are often stricter than federal ones. The risk often outweighs the benefits.

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The HOA rules for a 55-plus community say homes may go to younger adults in accordance with federal rules. How is it 55-plus if they do that?

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Condo associations have broad rights to enter private units, especially for safety reasons, but that power isn’t unlimited – and one condo board went too far.

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