New York is poised to leverage its offices against Apple, which allegedly dragged its feet in letting the public know about a worrying vulnerability in its popular FaceTime app.
Following a round of asbestos tests in its McGill Hall, the University of Montana is moving dozens of preschoolers and staff outside of a potential contamination zone.
Tyson Foods, Inc. recently recalled packages of chicken nuggets over concerns they may be contaminated with rubber.
The Paw Paw School District is being sued by the ACLU and U.S. Department of Education over allegations of racial discrimination.
Jefferson City Public Schools is at the center of a new lawsuit over allegations that a former wrestling coach forcibly cut a student’s long hair prior to a wrestling match in 2017.
The recall of three popular blood pressure drugs has lead to a look at overseas manufacturing issues.
Earlier in January, McKeen & Associates announced it has filed a complaint against a Fayetteville, Arkansas-based midwifery, A Mommy’s Butterfly of Midwifery Services, on behalf of a mother who hired midwives from the company for a home birth and pre-natal services. Brian McKeen and Andrew Kay of McKeen & Associates of Detroit, Michigan, filed the
DBusiness magazine, a Detroit, Michigan based publication, has honored seven local lawyers.
Babies are being born to opioid-addicted mothers at alarming rates. One Massachusetts family is doing their part to help by fostering these children, and even adopting a few. They hope to inspire more families to do the same.
Superintendent faces charges after taking a student with strep throat to an emergency clinic and using her son’s insurance.