Who is responsible when deliveries go missing?

Got a package for someone else? Think twice. Federal and Alabama law make keeping it risky. Here’s how to handle it safely.

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When someone else’s package shows up at your door, think twice. Federal penalties and AL law can make keeping it risky.

Though it may seem harmless to keep a package that wasn’t intended for you, legal experts warn that doing so may not be allowed under the law.

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Yes. You are not obligated to return goods you did not request if they are addressed or intended for you, per Florida Statute ...