New York City Mulling Proposal to Stop Cell Phone Companies from Selling Location Data
Cell carriers say the law would make doing business in different jurisdictions too “complicated.”
New Additives Discovered in Cocaine are Concerning, Experts Say
Experts are finding a multitude of dangerous toxins in cocaine that may increase overdose death rates.
California’s Ammunition Buying Law is Facing Litigation
California’s new restrictions on ammunition buying receive significant pushback.
University of Florida Settles Lawsuit with Conservative Student Group for $66K
The University of Florida agreed to settle a discrimination lawsuit with a conservative student group.
LexisNexis Launches Context for Courts, Delivering Venue-Specific Insights for Data-Driven Litigators
Context helps lawyers choose the best cases to cite for their court and build their most persuasive argument by using the language the court relies on the most.
Couple Sues Missoula Doctor After Botched Surgery
Eletha and John Suttey recently sued a Missoula doctor over allegations that he botched a surgery he performed on Mrs. Suttey.
Sweepstakes and the Law: How To Ensure Compliance
Thinking of running sweepstakes? Make sure you don’t run afoul of the law.
Helpful Advice for Those Going Through a Divorce
Divorce brings a whole slew of life changes. Fortunately, there is help available for those who need it.
Medical Malpractice Claim Against Columbus Regional Healthcare Amended
Kristin Boeckh experienced a permanent spinal injury. An amended complaint has been file against Columbus Regional Healthcare and John Robert Wall, DO.
The Heat Is On
Record heat waves around the world are making 2019 one of the hottest summers on record as we enter a new normal that could have been prevented decades ago.