How to Train Your Dog to Interact with Others
Remember, in some jurisdictions, if certain facts are proven at trial, a dog bite case may result in the destruction of your dog. While training can be time-consuming, it’s a far better alternative.
Don’t Panic, but They’re Lying About Deadly Stuff
The virus is “deadly stuff,” but we can no longer trust the CDC, HHS, or our President to tell us the truth about it.
FDA Warns of New Sanitizer Packaging, Methanol Contamination
Government agencies give notice of hand sanitizers containing methanol and packaged like edible products.
Mallinckrodt Paid Its Top Executives Bonuses with Bankruptcy Looming
Drug distributor Mallinckrodt paid out bonuses to key players amid bankruptcy talks.
Nebraska Attorney General Sues Medical Providers Over COVID-19 Antibody Tests
Banyan Medical Services and Pivot Concierge are being sued by the Nebraska Attorney General’s office over claims they used false advertising when marketing their antibody tests.
Parents Sue Utah Gov. Gary Herbert Over Pandemic Executive Orders
Angry Utah parents are suing Governor Gary Herbert and the Utah Department of Health over what they call excessive executive orders that are allegedly trampling on their rights.
This Week in Rideshare: Accidents, Electric, and Phones
We drop some knowledge, Uber goes green, and Eats launches a new feature. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Finance Sector Benefits from Machine Learning Development and AI
Banking and finance rely on “experts” but the new expert on the scene is your AI/ML combo, able to do far more, do it fast and do it accurately.
COVID-19: The Logic of Logistics for the New Normal
We are seeing signs of recovery, and we can meet new needs and demands. We just have to adjust the logistics behind it.
3 Tips for Permanently Working from Home
If you’re still new to it, working from home permanently is going to be a whole new challenge.