Looking At The Law

WBZ's Neil Chayet says a burrito is not a sandwich.

WBZ's Neil Chayet says the right to bear arms is protected but there are some exceptions.

WBZ's Neil Chayet says in this case a public person plaintiff must prove malice when suing for defamation.

WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case where confusion among battle cries affects the sales of one food bar.

WBZ's Neil Chayet warns that the Internet is not a one hundred percent secure environment.

WBZ's Neil Chayet says you can't forward your Love Darts.

WBZ's Neil Chayet says in this case the law trumps biology.

WBZ's Neil Chayet says the noise ordinance must be respected by all in Montgomery, Alabama.

WBZ's Neil Chayet decides whether a passenger has a gun if it make it yours as well.

WBZ's Neil Chayet discusses whether your mayor can force you to be healthy.

WBZ's Neil Chayet says music is protected speech under the first amendment.

WBZ's Neil Chayet says police are not required to seize everything at a scene that could potentially cause harm to another person.

WBZ's Neil Chayet puts lawyer billing practices are under the microscope.

WBZ's Neil Chayet says criminal acts of third parties are always unforseeable.

WBZ's Neil Chayet has a case of confusion as to who was responsible for the death of 23 whooping cranes in Texas.