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Memorial Day is May 28, 2007. Have a a fun, safe, and memorable Memorial Day weekend using official U.S. government information.Click here for more.
The People’s Lawyer’s Tip of the Day
In most cases, buying an extended warranty is a bad deal. Most stores try hard to sell you an extended warranty for almost anything and it is because of their profit not your needs. Before buying an extended warranty do some research. Most products do not break down during the extended warranty period, and most repairs cost less than the warranty.
Ten Things You Should Know About Tylenol
Tylenol (acetaminophen) is a widely used drug which is considered safe when used appropriately. Tylenol safety decreases the chance for undesirable side effects. Safety warnings about Tylenol should be respected. To enhance patient safety, Tylenol must be taken according to directions. If you take Tylenol or may take it in the future, here are 10 things you should know. Click here for more.
Five Frugal Tips for 40-Somethings
Likely, you'll need to adjust your finances at this stage. With the kids heading to college and you getting closer to senior status, making some changes now can save you money in the long run. Click here for more.
IRS Private Collection Program Exceeds Targets, Will Soon Recoup Costs
The Internal Revenue Service¿s Private Debt Collection program is on track to exceed revenue expectations while costing less than originally believed, according to an IRS Oversight Board briefing dated April 30. Click here for more.
Current Baby Products Recalls
On all baby products and toys recalls, click the recall name to visit the Consumer Product Safety Commission website for further information and product pictures. Click here for more.
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For the Lawyers
Shoppers can sue under RICO for unwanted service. The 9th Circuit has held that an electronics store's customers could bring a civil RICO suit for allegedly being unknowingly signed up for Internet service when they made purchases Click here for more.