California Nursing Homes want Gov. Newsom to Grant Industry Immunity from Liability Lawsuits
California nursing homes say they can provide ideal care if they aren’t constrained by the fear of coronavirus-related litigation.
Supreme Court Bolsters Water Pollution Law in Hawaii Lawsuit
In his dissent, Justice Samuel Alito said the majority provided ineffective guidance that’d encourage inconsistent application of precedent.
Utah Legislature Approves Bill to Protect Businesses from Coronavirus Lawsuits
Utah state Sen. Jani Iwamoto criticized the bill as a solution to “a problem […] that isn’t there.”
How to Make a Claim if a Person is Dead in a Car Accident?
It is unfortunate when a car crash results in death. If the at fault driver in an incident in which you were involved is killed, you can still seek damages for your injuries.
How AI is Impacting the Accounting Industry
The accounting industry is, like many others, already experiencing massive changes as a result of AI integration. And that’s good news, because AI is quite essential for any industry, thanks to its speed and accuracy benefits.
Millennials and Healthcare: What Changes Does the New Generation Bring?
In the long run, health care organizations, industries, companies, individuals and businesses need to accept the move from manual to digital health services.
Will International Law Change with COVID-19?
In some countries, the authorities have declared a state of emergency, which implies the centralization of exceptional powers. This raises a fair question regarding the role of international law and institutions in this extraordinary, and, in many ways, unprecedented context.
How to Know When to Hire a Personal Injury Attorney
The important thing to remember when dealing with personal injury claims is that there are cut-off periods involved, called statutes of limitations. Don’t wait too long to consult a personal injury attorney or you may lose your right to file a claim.
Lincoln University Hit with Employment Discrimination Suit
A former Lincoln University employee just hit the university with a lawsuit over allegations of employment discrimination.
Studies Show Sacklers Marketed to Not-so-strict States
It was easier for Purdue to infiltrate states with less restrictive prescribing guidelines.