Top 3 Important Cat Laws to Know in New Jersey

Cats may not be people (don’t tell them that!), but they are protected by the law. New Jersey has some very helpful cat laws that everyone lucky enough to be owned by a cat should know.

Why Thousands of People are Traveling for Transplantation Tourism

Organ transplantation is proven to be an effective therapy for end-stage organ failure. Today, it is widely practiced around the world. With the beginning of globalization and traditions of consumerism, there is an increasing trend among people to travel in search of enhanced quality and inexpensive health options in emerging nations that have the same

Uber Driver Threatens Lawsuit After She was Allegedly Assaulted by Passengers

Uber may be facing a lawsuit soon from one of its drivers who was allegedly attacked by three passengers if it doesn’t improve its safety measures for drivers.

ACLU and Allies Sue Trump Administration Over New Asylum Rules

The ACLU is following up on its promise to immediately challenge the administration’s ‘illegal’ asylum restrictions.

Lead Paint Suppliers Will Pay $305 Million to Rehabilitate Thousands of California Homes

It’s the end to a lawsuit that’s dragged on for nearly 20 years.

4 Reasons Why Multilingual Lawyers Do Better

In an ever-expanding global economy, multilingual lawyers are better suited to take on a wider variety of clients. These opportunities often translate into bigger career successes.

FTC Will Fine Facebook $5 Billion for Privacy Violations as Antitrust Investigation Looms

Facebook and its outrageously wealthy tech counterparts are also facing increased skepticism and harsher legislation.

Guzmán Asked to Pay $12.7 Billion for His Drug Crimes

Joaquin ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán asked to pay big time for his crimes.

FDA Sends Warning Letters to Opioids Repackers

The FDA sends warning letters to opioid repackers.

Fieldsource Food Systems, Inc. Recalls Beef and Chicken Products Due to Undeclared Allergens

Fieldsource Food Systems, Inc. is recalling certain beef and chicken products over undeclared allergen concerns.

City of Santa Maria Considering Settling Lawsuit with Landlord Over Code Violations

The Santa Maria city council will decide soon whether to settle an eight year lawsuit against landlord Dario Pini.

Advantages of Hiring a Bankruptcy Lawyer

Bankruptcy is a difficult experience and can be made worse by going it alone. Hiring a bankruptcy lawyer is a wise move.

Judge Charged along with Others in White Castle Fight

One of the judges involved in a fight in a White Castle parking lot is charged.

5 Legal Issues Faced in Human Resources

Human Resources professionals often face competing responsibilities: duty to company, but also to employees. There are legal issues they must avoid.

Lex Machina Launches Federal Environmental Litigation Module

+More than $22 billion in damages have been awarded in environmental cases over the last decade.
+BP Deepwater Horizon cases account for a significant amount of total litigation.

Attorney Who Disappeared in 2018 is Officially Disbarred

The Florida Supreme Court suspended criminal defense attorney David Allen Brener’s license back in November after he was accused of abandoning his law practice without notice to his clients and without taking reasonable steps to protect their interests.”  Now Brener has been officially, permanently disbarred after he failed to appear at court proceedings. Court documents

Maryland Attorney General Sues Company Accused of Making Disabled Students Live Suffer ‘Dickensian’ Conditions

The suit blasts Bellwether–also known as AdvoServ Inc–for abusing mentally disabled students and under-training its poorly-paid employees.

Trump Administration Ends Asylum Protections with Rule Critics Call ‘Blatantly Illegal’

The administration won’t let asylum-seekers into the U.S. if they didn’t ask for protection in other countries, too.

Who Do You Trust to Change Your Mind?

It’s a shame that social media has mostly served to polarize us. Many Americans are closing ranks, not against enemies, but against other Americans.

California Physician Probation Reporting Procedures Go Into Effect

Effective this month, California doctors are reporting their probation statuses.