Legal hassles, be darned.
Apparently, the show must go on for Cardi B.
Despite turning herself into NYC cops on Monday, the superstar rapper is in South Florida to do what she does best: perform.
The hip hopper was seen Wednesday on her hotel balcony with her baby Kulture, TMZ reports.
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A dollar store cashier from Brooklyn. Five fire department paramedics in Chicago. An aspiring singer shunned by Nashville's country music establishment.
Thanks to a $22 million legal fund, they've now teamed up with top-notch lawyers to pursue #MeToo-style sex harassment cases that they otherwise couldn't have afforded.
In its early phases, the #MeToo movement was epitomized by professional women from the worlds of movie-making, media and... [...]
Local governments can still use red-light cameras to catch traffic violators, the Florida Supreme Court ruled unanimously Thursday, resolving conflicting decisions from lower courts on how the devices should be used in ticketing traffic infractions.
The court's decision to uphold a 2010 state law allowing local governments to use the cameras stemmed from a ticket given to South Florida driver Luis Torres Jimenez, who sued the city of... [...]
After being sentenced to life in prison in 2013, Anthony “Little Tony” Ferrari will once again have his day in court.
Ferrari, who was convicted along with Anthony “Big Tony” Moscatiello and James “Pudgy” Fiorillo in the 2001 murder of Miami Subs Grill founder Gus Boulis, will be receiving a new trial after Florida’s Fourth District Court of Appeal Wednesday reversed his conviction and remanded his case.
The... [...]
María Eugenia Hernández and her Nicaraguan-born husband, Oscar Hernández, went to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services offices in Miami for an interview about their marriage that they had been awaiting for three years.
The agency uses such interviews to confirm that the marriages are legitimate and that partners like Oscar have the right to try to legalize their immigration status.
The Hernándezes brought a small album... [...]
