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Congress, in 2006, passed the Military Lending Act in response to concerns that predatory lenders were setting up shop on the doorstep of military bases and aggressively marketing their products
Friday, Jan. 1, 2021 | Share The Winter Garden businessman was mayor from 1933 to 1939 and in that time brought a quarter of a million dollars and many jobs to the city. In the 1930s, the city of Winter Garden was so broke that at one point the remaining money in the treasury would either cover payroll or keep the streetlights turned on — but not both. One man made it his mission to lead the city out of the financial slump by bringing in much-needed dollars and jobs to the small West Orange County municipality. George Walker, a World War I veteran, hesitated when he was ask...
Readers Write: Student debt, COVID deaths, deployment's effects on kids Ameliorate the debt. Text size Copy shortlink: On Dec. 26, in the commentary titled "Bankruptcy is the solution to the student loan crisis" (Opinion Exchange), Joe Nocera observed that "especially among conservatives ... [allowing loan forgiveness] wouldn't be fair to the millions of Americans who did pay off their student loans, often after years of financial struggle, they argue." Granted, there is a certain unfairness. But one way to not correct an evil is to creat...
Many things have puzzled me about the multitude of election-related lawsuits that have recently been filed with no apparent factual or legal basis of support. High on my list of questions is why the lawyers filing these lawsuits have not been sanctioned by the judges forced to deal with them. At issue here is something known to lawyers everywhere as “Rule 11,” referring to Rule 11 of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure (and equivalent rules governing lawsuits filed in state courts). The highlights of the federal Rule 11 (and similar state court rules) are as follows: “By presenting to ...
>> this is my workstation. >> reporter: lynn wright is a 58-year-old former day care worker in south carolina. >> i'm typing along and my wrist would always get tired. >> reporter: she had never invented anything but got out her sewing needle and came up with an idea for a wrist pillow. so what's her dream now? >> get this on the market and maybe sell millions of them. >> reporter: walmart says it will give the winner of the contest a chance to sell the product on the mega retailer's shelves. >> you're on fire! >> reporter: at the very least, they deserve a first bump. >> oh, yeah. >> reporter...