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Fireworks as Recreation
WBZ's Neil Chayet sees sparks fly.
Sexually Imprisoned
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about this sex crime case.
Urine Tests
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about the urine test.
Liar Liar
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes this case lying down.
The Washington Red Skins
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about a case against their name.
Gun Laws
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks gun lawsuits.
Open Court
WBZ's Neil Chayet says our courts are open to all.
Yahooooo!
WBZ's Neil Chayet exposes the naked truth.
Pregnancy Discrimination Act
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks pregnancy disability leave.
Race Based Surveillance
WBZ's Neil Chayet shops for answers here.
The Apology
WBZ's Neil Chayet says the apology doesn't have to be accepted.
Kash n' Karry
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a hacker story.
Public Officials
WBZ's Neil Chayet says don't blab outside the office.
Cheers
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks Russian Vodka.
Friends Close, Enemies Closer
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case involving Facebook.
The Jailhouse Snitch
WBZ's Neil Chayet has the scoop on this informant.
Plagiarism
WBZ's Neil Chayet outlines your rights.
Off the Reservation
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about overtime for shops on tribal land.
Class Action
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about a class action waiver.
Dirty Words
WBZ's Neil Chayet says the "f" word still isn't acceptable.
This Year's Hutzpah Award
WBZ's Neil Chayet has the winner.
Oh What a Tangled Web
WBZ's Neil Chayet says the web just got a lot more tangled.
Bearing Arms
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case against bearing arms.
The Union
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks unions.
The Police
WBZ's Neil Chayet says it's just getting more and more dangerous for the police.
Once a Victim
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at fraud.
Katrina Cases
WBZ's Neil Chayet says Katrina victims have finally won one.
A True Trip
WBZ's Neil Chayet suggests you watch your step.
A New Twist
WBZ's Neil Chayet says the Feds need to pay the state's bills.
Happy Memorial Day
WBZ's Neil Chayet says enjoy the holiday, but beware.
Sex Stereotypes
WBZ's Neil Chayet says you can't judge a book by its cover.
What's Your Zip
WBZ's Neil Chayet says you can't zipit on your zip.
I Swear
WBZ's Neil Chayet says you really can't swear at your boss.
Professional Circulators
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks petitions.
Sleeping Pilots
WBZ's Neil Chayet says pilots should know to get a good night's rest before flight.
Sue, the Fossil
WBZ's Neil Chayet digs up the past.
Hazardous School Environment
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at metal detectors and beyond.
Biking
WBZ's Neil Chayet says yes, you need to stop.
Speeding
WBZ's Neil Chayet drives forward with this one.
Chesty Love
WBZ's Neil Chayet says Chesty can claim a tax deduction.
Happy Mother's Day
WBZ's Neil Chayet says baseball and moms aren't getting along.
A Nice Sue
WBZ's Neil Chayet suggests suing nicely.
Expired
WBZ's Neil Chayet says check expiration dates.
Cinco de Mayo
WBZ's Neil Chayet says celebrate with caution.
Aye Aye Captain
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks piracy.
Violent Video Games
WBZ's Neil Chayet says violent video games are back on the shelves in California.
Bonus'
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks bonus', or lack there of.
Arbitration
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case about arbitration laws.
It's No Yolk
WBZ's Neil Chayet is one good egg.
Detention
WBZ's Neil Chayet can't believe this one.
Liar Liar
WBZ's Neil Chayet says sometimes you can lie and get away with it!
Guantanamo Bay
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at the Bay's rights.
The 7 Aphorisms
WBZ's Neil Chayet delivers this monumental case.
Fat City
WBZ's Neil Chayet says NY may not carry that title anymore.
The Millionaires Amendment
WBZ's Neil Chayet sheds light on this practice.
The Overnight
WBZ's Neil Chayet says the boss isn't always the boss.
The "B" Word
WBZ's Neil Chayet reminds us you can't say the "b" word on a plane.
Gift Giving
WBZ's Neil Chayet puts the brakes on religious gifts.
Good Friday
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a Good Friday holiday case.
Passover the Bread
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks a bit about Kosher bread.
To Invest or Not to Invest
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about a life insurance scheme.
The Mute Swan
WBZ's Neil Chayet uses his best bird call on this one.
Where's the Water?
WBZ's Neil Chayet is on fire with this one!
Prison Release
WBZ's Neil Chayet says, "Look out California!"
Legal Notices
WBZ's Neil Chayet says legal notices may not be legal anymore.
The Greatest Lawsuit on Earth
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a Ringling Brothers case.
Free Ride to Emergency
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at a case of emergency care.
Where Have All the Children Gone?
WBZ's Neil Chayet looks at a pharmaceutical suit.
The Laptop Driver
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case of computer blues.
Cowboy and Indians
WBZ's Neil Chayet holds the smoking gun in this case.
The Year of the Rat
WBZ's Neil Chayet celebrates Chinese New Year.
Married or Not
WBZ's Neil Chayet says you may just be "married" even if you're not.
Mind Your Own Business
WBZ's Neil Chayet wonders whose business is it?
Paying Your Bills
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at one man's credit statement.
Online Travel
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a vacation.
The Jury is In
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at an angry lawyer's revenge.
Leaving the Flock
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at this holy case.
Union Suit
WBZ's Neil Chayet says you may have to wear it anyway.
Disability Insurance
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at a case involving disability reimbursement.
Hurricane Katrina
WBZ's Neil Chayet revisits New Orleans...
A Moment of Silence
WBZ's Neil Chayet speaks out on this one.
Kids Car Insurance
WBZ's Neil Chayet isn't kidding around in this case.
Psycho Chihuahua
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks tacos.
Oh Well
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks well water...
Stay Calm
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about a case of workman's comp.
The Purple Orchid
WBZ's Neil Chayet has the skinny on this dance parlor.
Go Ahead.....Make My Day
WBZ's Neil Chayet says you'd better knock first!
Financially Unstable
WBZ's Neil Chayet says some information needs to stay private.
Number 8,000
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about this special milestone...
The Common Meth Cold
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about the use of over-the-counter drugs to make methamphetamine.
Spring Break
WBZ's Neil Chayet has packed his T-shirt.
That Political Donation
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks political donations.
Interesting...
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks interest on a loan.
The Morning After
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about healthcare workers and abortion.
Pet Peeves
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about total pet disclosure.
Good Samaritans
WBZ's Neil Chayet says no good deed goes unpunished.
The Building Inspector
WBZ's Neil Chayet inspects this building case.
Discrimination No No
WBZ's Neil Chayet investigates a case of discrimination.
No Parking
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about an argument over a parking space.
Informed Consent
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about an abortion case.
Crossing Your T's
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about a case of T-shirts.
The Right to an Attorney
WBZ's Neil Chayet says your miranda rights may not apply in other countries.
Same Sex Parents
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about same sex parents.
Wild Oats
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about Whole Foods Market's merge with Wild Oats Market.
The Child Abuse Label
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about child abuse labels.
Residents
WBZ's Neil Chayet questions who's responsible for paying hospital residents.
Residents
WBZ's Neil Chayet questions who's responsible for paying hospital residents.
Lawsuits
WBZ's Neil Chayet says, "Just because it's in a lawsuit, doesn't mean it's true."
MLK Day
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at some cases Mr. King probably wouldn't have approved of.
The Wall of Shame
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about "The Wall of Shame" on the Internet.
Photo I.D. Required
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at a new voting law.
Tatoos
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at tatoos as evidence.
Data Mining
WBZ's Neil Chayet digs deep into this case.
The Incredible Pedable Edible
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about pedable edibles.
Cutting Taxes
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about property taxes.
Sex Offender Registration
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at this law.
Choose Life
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case involving license plates.
The Wheels of Justice Grind Slow
WBZ's Neil Chayet says the wheels of justice do grind fine.
Happy New Year!
WBZ's Neil Chayet says ring in the new year, but beware...
A Whale of a Case
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case against sonar training excercises.
Fair Housing
WBZ's Neil Chayet says fair housing doesn't include sexual harrassment.
Boxing Day
WBZ's Neil Chayet wraps this case up!
Don't Sleep on the Sidewalks
WBZ's Neil Chayet says you might be better off sleeping under the apple tree...
Copywriting Santa Clause
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case against Santa.
Smokin'!
WBZ's Neil Chayet discusses a case against a smoke detector.
The Menorah
WBZ's Neil Chayet says watch out for those candles!
Shoot to Kill
WBZ's Neil Chayet investigates a shooting.
Don't Leave Home Without It
WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case involving American Express.
Academic Freedom
WBZ's Neil Chayet investigates this case of academic freedom.
Picketing a Funeral
WBZ's Neil Chayet finds out that nobody is free from picketing.
The Rental Car
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at a rented accident.
The Thanksgiving Dinner
WBZ's Neil Chayet inspects your Thanksgiving dinner!
Forged Visa
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at forged applications.
Sleeping with the Super
WBZ's Neil Chayet examines a case against the supervisor.
Clay Pigeons
WBZ's Neil Chayet questions your right to shoot clay pigeons.
Tommy Hilfiger Watches
WBZ's Neil Chayet says Tommy Hilfiger doesn't make watches!
The Mortgage Mess
WBZ's Neil Chayet says lawyers are being foreclosed upon.
Sexual Harassment
WBZ's Neil Chayet looks at sexual harassment vs. freedom of speech.
Pipe Dreams
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks drain pipes.
Dialing for Deportation
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about a call-in registration for immigrants.
Suing Your Minister
WBZ's Neil Chayet prays this isn't so.
Excercising to the Max
WBZ's Neil Chayet weighs both sides of this case.
Alcoholics Anonymous
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at anonymity.
Seized and Sold
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at this odd case.
Your Child's Lawyer
WBZ's Neil Chayet ponders the question, "Should children have their own lawyers?"
Rent-a-Tool
WBZ's Neil Chayet carries his own tools in this case.
Pest Control
WBZ's Neil Chayet says this case is for the birds!
The Polls
WBZ's Neil Chayet casts his vote on this case.
NFL: Not For Losers
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about a case against some NFL production.
Halloween Pumpkins
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about the hazards of pumpkin shopping.
A Sign of the Times
WBZ's Neil Chayet defines the law of signature.
Deep in Debt
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about bankruptsy and borrowing money.
One Tough Bird
WBZ's Neil Chayet has the story of chicken farmers.
Omega, Oh My!
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes his time with this case against Costco.
Cruisin' for Privacy
WBZ's Neil Chayet finds out whether you have a right to privacy in your cruise ship cabin.
Voting Rights
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at voting laws.
Where Have All the Prisoners Gone?
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at the GPS bracelet.
Counterfeit Items
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at a case against EBay.
Your Pension
WBZ's Neil Chayet talks about splitting the check.
Brevity is the Soul of Wit
WBZ's Neil Chayet questions whether a plaintiff's complaint can be too long...
Workman's Comp
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at workman's comp after suicide.
The Pledge of Allegiance
WBZ's Neil Chayet has news about this pledge.
Good As Gold
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at payment in gold.
The New World
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes case with habeas corpus.
The NFL
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes his hat off to head wear.
Fertility Drugs
WBZ's Neil Chayet builds a case for the plaintiff.
Going Wireless
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at a religious practice.
Eye for an Eye
WBZ's Neil Chayet examines the bible.
Valerie Plame and Joe Wilson's Lawsuit
WBZ's Neil Chayet takes a look at this case against Cheney and Rove.
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Diamonds and Pops on the Fourth
Neil Diamond and the Boston Pops thrilled thousands of fans with a stirring 4th of July concer at the Hatch Shell Saturday night.

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The facade of The Boston Globe building is seen in Boston Thursday, April 30, 2009. The publisher of The Boston Globe has warned employees to be ready to make sacrifices but said he's hopeful that the paper will survive a threatened closure by its owner,
Initial bids due this week to buy The Boston Globe
A deadline is approaching for the possible sale of The Boston Globe. The New York Times Co., which owns the Globe, has set a Wednesday deadline for initial, nonbinding bids. That's according to a confidential letter sent by Goldman Sachs to potential buyers. The letter was obtained by the New York Times.
This March 2009 photo provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows two temperature probes attached to a lobster trap sitting on a dock in Woods Hole, Mass. The probes are part of a project known as eMOLT (Environmental Monitors on
MA bill calls for study of lost lobster traps
A bill making its way through Beacon Hill would require the state to investigate the hazards posed by lost lobster traps.
The bill calls for the state Division of Marine Fisheries to conduct "an investigation and study relative to lobster traps washed ashore by natural causes."
FILE - This undated image made available in London, Wednesday April 8, 2009 by Maersk Line, shows the 17,000-ton container ship Maersk Alabama, when it was operating under the name Maersk Alva, which has been hijacked by Somalia pirates with 20 crew membe
Skipper of hijacked ship honored with a parade
The first mate of the U.S. cargo ship that was attacked by pirates off the coast of Somalia in April is being honored with a parade in Boston. The parade for Capt. Shane Murphy of Seekonk comes at the end of this year's Boston Navy Week at the Charlestown Navy Yard.
Jail evacuated after sprinklers flood building
A county jail in Cambridge has been evacuated after a group of inmates allegedly broke the building's sprinkler system.
Middlesex County Sheriff James DiPaola says several Middlesex Jail inmates became unruly Sunday morning after 15 of them were sent to area hospitals with flu-like symptoms.
Connecticut man unhurt after crash landing plane
A Connecticut pilot with 20 years of flying experience managed to avoid hitting a house while crash landing his small plane in the front lawn of a home in Westerly. Fourty-four-year-old Doug Durand of Danielson was pulling an advertising banner on his way back to Westerly Airport from New Haven when his one-seat, single-propeller plane lost power at about 5 p.m Saturday.
Obama highlights country's challenges; McCain hails Iran's opposition
President Barack Obama is blending his domestic efforts with the July Fourth holiday in his weekly address. Obama says the "unyielding spirit" that's been present throughout our history is being called upon again. In the Republican address, Arizona Senator John McCain talked about the political turmoil in Iran. He said the U.S. has a moral obligation to publicly denounce the Iranian government, and support Iranians who feel cheated by their recent presidential election.
New Bedford Oceanarium
New Bedford is celebrating more than just Independence Day as the city welcomes the full-time opening of the Ocean Explorium. More than a decade in the making, the aquarium and ocean science center overcame major financial hurdles and finally opened to the public last year - but on Saturdays only. As of July 4, it will be open seven days a week.
Report: Movie incentives not moneymaker
A new report says Massachusetts taxpayers are not getting their money's worth from an incentive program to boost filmmaking in the state. The Boston Globe reports that according to the state Revenue Department, Massachusetts is getting only 16 cents for every dollar it gives up in incentives and much of the benefits from the program go to out-of-state companies and workers.
MA will close 11 motor vehicle offices, open 5 new ones
The Massachusetts Registry of Motor Vehicles is closing 11 branches statewide and opening five new branches in a move to deal with a $13 million cut in its budget. The agency says the closings will save $1.7 million annually. The shutdowns begin this month in Lowell and end in December in Boston. Branches are also closing in North Attleboro, Cambridge, New Bedford, Springfield, Southbridge, Framingham, Falmouth, Eastham and Beverly.
Pope declares MA man's recovery a miracle, beatifies Cardinal Newman
Pope Benedict XVI placed Cardinal John Henry Newman, an influential 19th century Anglican convert, on the path to possible sainthood Friday by approving a recent miracle in Massachusetts attributed to his intercession. Newman, a hero to many Anglicans and Roman Catholics alike, can now be beatified. A second miracle is necessary for him to be declared a saint - an event which, if it happens, would make him the first English-born saint since the Reformation. The miracle approved Friday by the pope concerns the medically inexplicable cure of a Marshfield resident, John Sullivan, who suffered from debilitating back pain for years but was cured after praying to Newman.
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Continuing Coverage: Michael Jackson
The latest developments on the death of pop music icon Michael Jackson, including his funeral and ongoing reaction to his will.  Information is updated throughout the day and listen to WBZ Newsradio 1030 for more developments. 
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Elderly driver in fatal crash had been re-cleared
An elderly driver involved in a fatal crash had previously lost his license and then been recertified, suggesting legislative proposals to require increased reviews for older operators may not be a panacea.Registry of Motor Vehicles records released Wednesday show 83-year-old Joseph Casey of Malden had his license revoked after a surchargable accident in February 2004. It was reinstated in September 2004 after he participated in a driver retraining program, did road work with a certified driving instructor and received medical clearance.
Michael Jackson - Album Art
The music of Michael from Thriller to Invincible
Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson in 2007 (AP)
Michael Jackson was much more than the King of Pop - SOUNDOFF
When Michael Jackson anointed himself "King of Pop" over two decades ago, there was considerable rumbling about his hubris: Yes, he may have become a world sensation with record-setting sales of "Thriller," and yes, he may have had a string of No. 1 hits with smashes like "Billie Jean" and "Beat It," but the KING OF ALL POP MUSIC? Surely, in a modern music history that has given us Elvis Presley, the Beatles, Stevie Wonder and so many other greats, that title was more than a bit inflated.
Michael Jackson - Memorial in Hollywood
The scene surrounding Michael Jackson's Star on Hollywood Blvd.
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