Google Fined for Discriminatory Search Practices against India

February 16, 2018

The Competition Commission of India has appointed a $21.17 million fine on Google for search bias and taking advantage of its superior position. Google applying search bias causes harm to competitors and their websites as they don’t receive as much traffic. For help understanding divorce procedure in Thailand please check out our Thailand Divorce FAQ.  The […]

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Credit Card Criminal Genius Busted with Bitcoins in Bangkok

February 14, 2018

Infraud, is the largest operating criminal network in existence. It operates as vending machine websites for cyber criminals to purchase and sell stolen credit card information, narcotics, weapons and other illegal items. A Thailand divorce agreement is a contract entered into by divorcing couples who can agree on important issues such as assets, child support […]

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Arizona Residents can Now Pay Taxes in Cryptocurrencies

February 12, 2018

The Arizona Senate on the 8th of February has passed a bill (Bill 1091) that will enable cryptocurrencies for tax payments. The bill was passed with only one member in opposition. The bill has been sent to the Arizona House of Representatives to be considered for adoption and if adopted, Arizona will be the first […]

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Medical Marijuana Farm Story Squashed by Thai Prime Minister

February 9, 2018

    The subject of a Marijuana farm in the northern province of Sakhon Nakhon came up in a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday. The Prime Minister quickly debunked the story saying the government had no plans to legalize Marijuana, even for medicinal purposes. The only legislation that was related to the false story, was an announcement […]

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US Federal Judges Plan to Take Action as Bitcoin Continues to Plummet

February 7, 2018

Bitcoin took another hit as stocks dropped from $11,926 to $10,925 in just a few hours last week. Federal judges in New York have now begun plotting regulation around Bitcoin and to properly define what it is. Their main concern is whether the digital currencies can be regulated like stocks and bonds. The US court judges are […]

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Soapy Massage Brothels Stealing Bangkok’s Groundwater

February 6, 2018

Police have been investigating “massage parlors” that have been illegally taking the city’s groundwater for soapy massages. Over 40 massage parlors are under investigation. These brothels are often made up of lots of private bathrooms where customers can receive sexual services. Finding a Thailand divorce attorney with experience in international divorces is essential for divorces […]

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Big Legged Beggar has New Muslim Name to Re-Gain Entrance into Thailand

February 6, 2018

A serial beggar from Germany has been kicked out of many Asian countries such as Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea and has even been blacklisted from Thailand. The funds he has gained from begging on the streets have reportedly been used for booze and hookers. Hoslt has been reported to be seen begging on the streets of […]

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Starbucks to Proceed with Trademark Infringement Claim

January 19, 2018

The EU General Court has reinstated a four year old infringement complaint by Starbucks against a Belgian coffeehouse that has several similar features to the Starbucks logo. In 2013, the coffeehouse filed for an application of trademark registration with the European Union Intellectual Property Office. Six months later, Starbucks had filed opposition against the application in […]

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New Dutch Sex Consent App

January 19, 2018

The Dutch company, LegalThings, has created an app using blockchain technology to ensure the legal consent of both parties before engaging in sexual activity. Consent can be verified and enforceable with a “single click”, claims the company’s website. The app came in response to the #metoo movement in 2017 where countries like Sweden began implementing policies to […]

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Bitcoin Conference Rejects Bitcoin Payment

January 17, 2018

The North American Bitcoin Conference to be held in Miami next week has issued a statement on their website in regards to ticket sales no longer taking bitcoin payments. The conference had to shut down the cryptocurrency payments due to “network congestion and manual processing”, each transaction taking around 50 minutes. Organizers had to close […]

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