Stopping the Opioid Takeover of Our Bodies
If opioids will deepen our ailing instead of helping us, then we will know when it is time to let go of the medical crutch they present, and discover treatment in other types of medicine.
Relevant Authorities: Organization and Power in Government
The power to make change or fight changes you don’t like lies mostly at the local level. Unfortunately, the local level is also the level of government that is most commonly ignored.
5 Advantages of Hiring a Wrongful Death Attorney
When you decide to work with an experienced wrongful death attorney, you can be assured about getting fair compensation. You cannot get back your loved one, but you can thrive better in the worst phase of your life.
Grounds for a Wrongful Termination Lawsuit
In the year 2018 alone, the EEOC received 90,558 charges of discrimination against employers, but only a few cases made it to court.
How to Avoid and Identify Work From Home Scams & Find Real Remote Work
It’s common to see jobs for stuffing envelopes or taking paid surveys. The pay is low or non-existent and often involves hiring other people.
Minimizing Hot Water Burn Risk as a Legal Requirement: Here’s How to Do It
While most people are generally aware of burn risks in the home, many of those without a plumbing background are unaware of what can be (and needs to be) done to manage these risks through the building’s plumbing system.
GW Hospital Hit with Medical Negligence Suit Over Birth Injury
GW Hospital was recently hit with a lawsuit alleging it was negligent during the birth of a boy more than a decade ago.
South Georgia Rails to Trails Hits City of Albany with Lawsuit Over Breach of Contract Claims
South Georgia Rails to Trails recently decided to sue the City of Albany over breach of contract claims.
Uber, Lyft Threaten to Suspend California Operations
The companies are threatening to suspend operations after a California judge ordered them to classify their drivers as employees.
Trump Campaign Sues New Jersey, Gov. Murphy on Mail-In Ballot Order
The president’s re-election campaign has said New Jersey’s mail-in ballot plan is susceptible to voter fraud.