Sacklers Want Everyone to Believe Addicts are the Real Problem
Another Sackler email proves the family wants to deflect attention away from its involvement in the opioid crisis.
Confidential Settlement Reached in Case Involving Death of 11-Year-Old Boy
A confidential settlement was reached earlier this month in a case involving the death of an 11-year-old boy.
Massachusetts Judge, Court Officer Charged with Helping Immigrant Escape ICE
Judge Shelley Richmond Joseph’s indictment has been slammed by the ACLU as ‘preposterous.’
Settlement Talks Stall Between Michigan State University, Nassar Victims
At least 55 cases remain unsettled in the second wave of Nassar-related litigation.
13 More Inmates Join Suit Against Cuyahoga County Jail
Even U.S. marshals say conditions at Cuyahoga County Jail are inhumane.
Orthodox Jewish Community Sues Jackson Township Over Alleged Discrimination
Jackson Township in New Jersey is being sued by an Orthodox Jewish group over allegations that it discriminated against the Orthodox Jewish community in the county.
Ways Businesses Can Get the Most Out of Facebook
Social media has gone beyond the social and into the commercial. Businesses can leverage Facebook marketing to attract and interact with more customers than ever.
4 Tips to Prepare for a Hearing Aid Fitting
Hearing loss can occur for a number of reasons. Hearing aid technology has advanced a lot in recent years. Proper preparation for a hearing aid fitting makes the experience much easier.
Suboxone Manufacturer Indivior was Charged with Fraud and Conspiracy
Indivior marketed Suboxone as less addictive than it really is, according to court records.
Becoming A Lawyer In America: What You Need To Know
Are you interested in becoming a lawyer? There are definite steps to take to achieve that goal.