Looking At The Law: A True Sister Act
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case of custody and child support between siblings.
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WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case of custody and child support between siblings.
A federal court in New Hampshire has thrown out a Nashua man's lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of the government's health care overhaul.
WBZ's Neil Chayet says stay away from the April Fool's jokes when trying to become a lawyer.
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about a will gone bad.
WBZ's Neil Chayet says when it comes to visibility on the road, you're on your own.
WBZ's Neil Chayet has the ultimate case over the word "ultimate."
A company that runs several popular Boston bars and restaurants has agreed to pay a $110,000 penalty to settle a lawsuit alleging it failed to protect customer credit and debit card information.
An order of Roman Catholic nuns has sued the Boston Archdiocese and Cardinal Sean O'Malley after years of failed efforts to withdraw from a church-run pension fund.
The fishing ports of Gloucester and New Bedford will make their case in federal court that key parts of new fishing regulations are illegal and should be struck down.
It's a headline you'd expect to find in the tabloids, but this is for real: Bigfoot is suing the government.
A New Hampshire man is suing the town of Boscawen and a police officer for brutality in connection with his arrest last July.
A lawsuit on behalf of several men alleges that a former pediatrician at Children's Hospital Boston performed medically unnecessary genital examinations on them when they were children.
The family of one of two men who were gunned down by Boston mobsters in 1982 plans to challenge a federal appeals court decision to dismiss their wrongful death lawsuits against the FBI.
The U.S. Department of Justice has filed its opening legal brief for its appeal of a decision by a judge in Massachusetts who concluded that a portion of a federal law banning recognition of same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.
The federal government is suing the city of Brockton and the state for allegedly delaying promotion opportunities for a police officer returning from military duty in Iraq.
Jury selection has been continued until after the new year in the manslaughter trial of a former western Massachusetts police chief in the death of an 8-year-old Connecticut boy who shot himself with an Uzi at a gun show.
Jon tackles the 'burning up' political hot stove.
