South Shore Industries, Ltd. Recalls 310,000 Chests of Drawers After Toddler Death
After receiving reports of a toddler dying, South Shore Industries, Ltd. issued a recall of 310,000 chests of drawers.
Pain Doctor’s License Revoked in Missouri after Sexual Assault Charges
Pain physician has his license revoked and is asked to leave the U.S. after sexual assault allegations are brought against him.
More Sackler Communications Blaming Addicts are being Released
More damning emails written by Richard Sackler are being released in court.
Supreme Court Upholds Antitrust Class Action Against Apple
Controversial Trump appointee joined liberal justices to form a 5-4 majority for the plaintiffs.
House Democrats Advance Legislation and Brainstorm Ideas to Protect Dreamers and Young Migrants
Progressives are trying to work the middle-ground and have cut some of the renewed DREAM Act’s more controversial stipulations.
7 Ways to Work Smarter, Not Harder
Working smarter means you accomplish more in the same amount of time, with better quality, and greater peace of mind.
7 Ways Small Businesses Can Survive Bankruptcy
Bankruptcy is something businesses – particularly small ones – dread. However, there are ways of surviving a bankruptcy if it can’t be avoided.
The Most Common Types of Lawsuits Every Law Student Should Know
In the practice of law, particularly if you’re a generalist, there are numerous types of lawsuits you’ll likely encounter. An overview is particularly useful for law students.
Breaking Free from the Web of Addiction
Addiction is like being caught in a spider’s web, only one we have spun for ourselves. However, it’s not a permanent trap.
Second Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed Over Death of Keevan Robinson
The Jefferson Parish Sheriff’s Office was recently hit with a second lawsuit over the death of Keeven Robinson.