Can the Use of Tear Gas Be Considered Police Brutality in Georgia?
Scientists refer to tear gas as a lachrymator agent, from the Latin “lacrima,” meaning “tear.”
This is How You Can Prove a Sexual Harassment Claim in Little Rock, AR
The law distinguishes between an isolated incident and continuous harassing behavior.
Salmonella Scare Prompts Freshpet Dog Food Recall
Freshpet recently announced a recall for certain 4.5-pound bags of Freshpet Select Fresh From the Kitchen Home Cooked Chicken Recipe over salmonella concerns.
Connecticut Sues Reynolds Over Recycling Message on Hefty Bags
Hefty bags are not actually recyclable, according to Connecticut’s AG.
Illinois Lawmakers Pass Legislation to Increase Mental Health Workforce
Mental health workers are overburdened as the nation faces an opioid epidemic and COVID-19.
Hertz Offers Settlement to Wrongfully Arrested Customers
An attorney for many of the plaintiffs said Hertz’s true intentions remain unclear, as the company has earlier expressed an interest in settling only to later cease negotiations.
Fox News, Fox Corporation Must Face Dominion Defamation Lawsuit
A Delaware judge found that Fox Corporation and its senior-most leadership was plausibly involved in the proliferation of election-related conspiracy theories on Fox News.
Tips to Help You Deal With Credit Card Fraud
Chip cards have an added layer of fraud prevention. Remember, when you shop online, your purchases do not come with the added protection.
Top Mistakes to Avoid During a Visa Interview
Many times candidates try to provide information that is not requested. Make sure that you don’t try to be over-smart or overconfident.
Tools Every Company Needs to Avoid Data Breach Lawsuits
In order to best protect customer data, it is imperative to be sure that the customer is the one logging into your system, not a potential hacker.