University Bribery Scandal Gives Life to Rejected Students’ Lawsuits
While corruption seems apparent, experts aren’t sure whether the lawsuit can pass a “laugh test.”
Sandy Hook Suit Against Remington Can Continue
While the Connecticut Supreme Court has authorized the lawsuit to move forward, experts expect Remington will file an appeal.
Trump Issues First Veto of His Presidency Amidst Ongoing Litigation
The president used his veto powers for the first time on Friday, protecting a national emergency his critics claim is fabricated.
Insys Hired a Stripper to Boost Sales of Subsys
Insys hired an exotic dancer to persuade physicians to buy Subsys, according to prosecutors.
Rehabilitation Center Fined $600K for Fatal Adenovirus Outbreak
Adenovirus outbreak claims lives at New Jersey’s Wanaque Center for Nursing and Rehabilitation. The center is fined $600,000 and is appealing.
Church Sues State of Washington Over Reproductive Parity Act
The Cedar Park Assembly of God, together with the Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), is suing the state of Washington over a new law, the Reproductive Parity Act.
USDA Announces Recall of Meat Products Over Undeclared Allergens, Misbranding
North County Smokehouse and Choice Canning Company issued recalls of certain meat products after receiving consumer complaints over undeclared allergens and misbranding.
Furious Trump Prepares to Bypass Congress for a Second Time to get Border Wall
A dozen Republicans assisted Democrats in overturning the president’s emergency declaration, prompting Trump to promise a veto.
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services to End International Operations
While the USCIS says it’s just trying to save the federal government money, critics say the move will slow down an already-overburdened immigration system.
ABC: Pennsylvania Woman Played Attorney to Cheat Illegal Immigrants
Ana Molina, a Philadelphia paralegal, is under investigation for posing as a lawyer and defrauding her clients as well as the federal government.