Telehealth Informed Consent and Insurance Reimbursement
Coronavirus has made telehealth an invaluable tool, but required document could limit its reach.
Court Says California Rep. Devin Nunes Can’t Sue Twitter Over a Digital, Satirical Cow
While Nunes can’t sue Twitter, he may still be able to sue the Cow–if only he can identify the person behind the account.
Minnesota A.G. Keith Ellison Sues ExxonMobil and Other Big Energy Companies
Ellison says the ExxonMobil and other big energy companies have known about man-made climate change since the 1950s.
Federal Court Says Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Doesn’t Have to Open Gyms Yet
A federal appeals court has accepted Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s request to delay the re-opening of gyms and other fitness centers in the state. In a ruling that came late Wednesday night, the U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals determined that Gov. Whitmer’s order must remain in place until the government can appeal federal District
Ways to Protect Intellectual Property in the US
IP remains the bloodline of every organization these days. From patents, business secrets to employee know-how, these may be more valuable than the physical assets.
Recall Issued for Several Hand Sanitizers That May Contain Methanol
The FDA announced a recall for several hand sanitizers over concerns they may contain methanol.
Transform Your Business with 5 Essential Tips and Tricks
Keep your products and services updated according to trends and fashion to get more attention and customers.
McKeen & Associates Sues Harbor Oaks Hospital for Sexual Assault
The assaulted boy’s mental condition is now worse than when he entered the facility for help.
Long-Term Outcomes of DUI Conviction Will Convince You Not to Drink and Drive
The stain on your reputation can create uneasiness with your neighbors and coworkers, while the feelings of embarrassment and shame can make relationships with family and relatives very rocky.
Byron Black Execution Stayed Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
The Tennessee Supreme Court ordered a stay of execution for Byron Black until April 8, 2021 because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Mr. Black’s execution had been scheduled for October 8, 2020.