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Exploring the Latest in Hobbyist Trends and Tech: Cage Lawyer Talks National Collections, Plus eBay’s New Autopay Feature Unveiled by Josh Cohen

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Los Angeles — In the ever-evolving world of online marketplaces, eBay stands out with its latest innovation aimed at streamlining payments for its massive user base. The company has recently introduced an autopay function, designed to facilitate smoother transactions and improve the overall user experience. Josh Cohen from PC Sports Cards unpacked the new feature, highlighting its potential to significantly alter how buyers and sellers interact on the platform. eBay’s new autopay system addresses a long-standing issue that has plagued the site: the often cumbersome manual process of completing a payment after winning a bid. … Read more

Settlement Talks Initiated Over Controversial $1 Billion Centerra South Development in Loveland

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Loveland, Colorado – The civil trial between McWhinney Real Estate Services and the city of Loveland has been canceled by a Larimer District Court judge. The cancellation comes after the Loveland City Council reversed its decision to rescind the Centerra South urban renewal plan and its master financing agreement. This reversal was made to allow both parties time to negotiate a settlement rather than go through with the trial. McWhinney attorney Christopher Murray requested the trial be vacated and that any action on cross motions for a request for summary judgment be withheld until March … Read more

Employment Attorney Patrick Dolan Talks State vs Federal Law Protections and More on Let’s Get Legal with Jon Hansen

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CHICAGO, IL – Labor law specialist Patrick Dolan from Conti and Dolan provided valuable insights on employment issues during an interview with Jon Hansen on Let’s Get Legal. Delving into various topics, Dolan shed light on the distinctions between state and federal labor protections, as well as the potential consequences of taking time off work. In response to listener questions, Dolan explained the differences in labor laws between states and the federal government. He emphasized that while federal labor laws set the minimum standards for employee rights, states have the power to provide additional protections. … Read more

Federal Judge Delays Trial for Indiana Man Accused of Illegal Firearm Sales to Mexico Amid Plea Agreement Talks

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NORTH VERNON, Ind. – A Jennings County man facing charges of selling firearms without a license and allegedly aiding in their transport to Mexico has secured a delay in his trial. David Joseph Mull’s trial, originally scheduled for February 26, has now been postponed to August 19, as confirmed by U.S. District Judge James R. Sweeney II. Mull’s attorney, Guy Relford, requested the delay in order to evaluate any potential plea agreement offered by federal prosecutors, who agreed to the postponement. Federal prosecutors had previously sought the forfeiture of over 1,000 guns, hundreds of rounds … Read more