With tax season coming up, it's likely that a number of individuals may be interested to know how they can go about filing tax returns after bankruptcy has taken place.

Woman Scheduled for Back Surgery Leaves Operating Room Without Kidney

Lawsuit Filed on Behalf of Sexually Exploited Youth Basketball Players

More than 500,000 water heaters were recently recalled after officials determined that “their gas burner screens can develop tears, posing a fire hazard.” According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the recall includes about “616,000 A. O. Smith Ultra-Low NOx water heaters.” The faulty water heaters were manufactured between April 8, 2011, and August 1, 2016.

Netflix Inc. and Warner Bros. Entertainment were recently hit with a lawsuit filed by the Satanic Temple. Why? Well, it turns out the organization took issue with the use of a “statue of Baphomet in the Netflix series, ‘Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.’” According to the suit, the Temple is claiming “copyright infringement, trademark violation, and injury to business.” The suit itself was filed last Thursday in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of New York.

Tesla workers with untreated injuries waiting hours for a Lyft to the hospital? That's not the only reason that Elon Musk is not a progressive superhero.

FDA Bans Lead as a Hair Dye Ingredient After Petitioning

Mother of Deceased Rowan University Student Can't Sue School

A voluntary recall was recently issued by Natural Life Pet Products and Nutrisca after it was discovered that their dry dog food products contain too much vitamin D. When dog food contains too much vitamin D, it may result in vitamin D toxicity.

On Friday, President Donald Trump issued an order to deny asylum applications lodged by migrants who enter the United States illegally. The order, which goes...

Your law school years are past you. You have been offered a job, and you are ready to start your career. While it may seem that you have a smooth road ahead, you are about to face quite a lot of challenges specific to novice lawyers.

School District to Pay $5 Million in Sex Abuse Case

Is Newark's Water Safe to Drink Despite Lead Problem?

A wrongful death lawsuit was recently filed against a Mobile care home after an autistic man was stomped to death. The suit was filed in Mobile Circuit Court by the family of the man, Matthew Cox, who was only 21-years-old at the time of the fatal incident. According to the suit, Cox was living in the group home “when he was allegedly attacked Oct. 27 by Trent Yates, 27, an ex-convict with a history of violence and domestic abuse.” Two days after the incident, Yates was charged with murder, though that hasn’t stopped the Cox family from seeking justice.

U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions resigned from his post late Wednesday, purportedly under pressure from President Donald Trump. Session’s departure, writes USA Today, was expected...