First Five Jobs Replaced by Robots by 2025
In 2013, scientists from Oxford University conducted research on this topic. For the experiment, more than 700 professions were selected.
John F. Schaefer Recognized as Super Lawyer
The national legal rating service Super Lawyers recognized John F. Schaefer, founder of Birmingham, Michigan-based The Law Firm of John F. Schaefer as a Top-Rated Family Law Attorney. This will be his 13th consecutive year for this distinction. Schaefer was also included in Super Lawyers’ Top 50 Consumer Michigan Super Lawyers list.
Elections – Why You Should Care
Our safety and happiness are always up for grabs, and elections are one of the ways in which these important items can be taken, if we’re not careful.
Bazzini LLC Recalls 4,000 Pounds of Pistachios Amid Salmonella Fears
If you’re a fan of pistachios, listen up. Earlier this week, Bazzinil LLC issued a recall for 4,000 pounds of pistachios over concerns of potential Salmonella contamination. It turns out that during routine internal testing, some of the products tested positive for Salmonella. As a result, the company, which is based in Allentown, Pennsylvania, has halted “production and distribution of several specific products to investigate the source of the bacteria.”
Jury Awards $8.9 Million to Minnesota Mother in Midwife Lawsuit
Jury Awards $8.9 Million to Minnesota Mother in Midwife Lawsuit
Federal Agents Can’t Access Messenger Data, Judge Rules
Federal Agents Can’t Access Messenger Data, Judge Rules
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Against City of Decatur, Decatur Utilities
The family of a woman killed when a valve cover went airborne on Wilson Street in the city of Decatur recently filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the city and Decatur Utilities.
California Law Stops Hospitals from ‘Dumping’ Poor People and Homeless Patients
California legislators have engineered a law that could end the practice of hospitals ‘dumping’ poor people and homeless patients immediately after treatment. Beginning in July, writes the Sacramento Bee, ‘hospitals must document in writing that shelters have beds for homeless patients before sending them to the facilities.’ Healthcare providers are also required to feed and
Justice Brett Kavanaugh Weighs on First Immigration Case, Worries Advocates
With Justice Brett Kavanaugh confirmed to the Supreme Court, immigration advocates fear for the future. USA Today reports that Kavanaugh has only presided over a handful of cases that dealt directly with immigration. Most were varied and ‘dealt with very specific issues.’ However, Kavanaugh’s few forays into immigration affairs have given advocates and attorneys enough
Des Moines Police Department Agrees to $25K Settlement after Metro Traffic Stop
The Des Moines Police Department and Lonnie Porter recently agreed to settle a lawsuit over a traffic stop for $25,000. The incident itself occurred in 2016. According to a suit filed by Porter, he was driving when he “spotted a Des Moines police officer nearby and started recording live to Facebook.” In the recording, Porter can be heard saying that “he believed he would be pulled over despite having done nothing wrong.” In the recording, he added, “I ain’t going to try to avoid him because there’s no need to try and avoid him, because he is going to pull me over anyway.”