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78	If I don't want to patent something, what can I do to ensure the patent office doesn't unintentionally grant the patent to someone else?
36	Can an insurance company drop you after receiving a bill and refusing to pay?
23	What are my options legally if NYC company is not paying salary?
15	Can a landlord force all residents to use the landlord's in-house debit card accounts?
12	Can an employer force a salaried employee to take a sick day if employee has worked 40 hours?

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+10	If I don't want to patent something, what can I do to ensure the patent office doesn't unintentionally grant the patent to someone else?
+150	Can a landlord force all residents to use the landlord's in-house debit card accounts?
+55	What if the code found in github with MIT license was stolen by someone and uploaded there?
+10	Marijuana Across State Lines, where State Laws Differ

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1	Limitations or exceptions at the state level to ex post facto laws?
0	What is the point of filing a case with an absurd damage/loss amount?

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78 patents	27 contract-law × 3
78 prior-art	26 employment × 3
37 bills × 2	23 breach-of-contract
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