Teva Execs Believe the Company Will Avoid Criminal Charges
Teva is taking a gamble, using its coronavirus solution to assume it will not be charged criminally.
Black Forest Décor, LLC to Pay Former Employee $55K to Settle Discrimination Suit
After being accused of disability discrimination, Black Forest Décor, LLC has agreed to pay a former employee $55,000.
Safety Tips for Drivers and Cyclists
If you are going to operate a car or bicycle, being cautious and safe is always a good idea. When you are driving or riding, there are many different tips that should be followed.
Lex Machina Releases 2020 Product Liability Litigation Report
Medical device and pharmaceutical case litigation topped rankings, and over 1.2 billion in punitive damages were awarded in the last five years, more than any other damage type.
Difference Between Mediation & Conciliation
Working out whether mediation or conciliation is best for your particular family law dispute is best achieved by consulting a professional.
A Brief Description of the Federal Criminal Justice Process
Federal crimes are often complex and prosecuting them can take years. A good attorney can make all the difference in a federal case.
Standing Up and Facing Down Corruption
Recent news is full of people standing up and facing down the systemic problems that plague their communities, and not a moment too soon!
Chinese Government Will Likely Continue Tracking Consumers
COVID-19 tracking software on consumers’ phones in China may be here to stay.
Celebrated Chef Feeds India’s Hungry During Lockdown
Award-winning chef starts relief to address India’s hunger problem.
City of San Laredo, Police Department Hit with Lawsuit Alleging Police Brutality After Woman Suffered Miscarriage
The San Laredo police department was recently hit with a lawsuit over claims some of its officers caused Emerald Black’s miscarriage back in 2019.