When Should You Hire an Accident Lawyer in Ohio and Why?
If you were the victim of a traffic accident, you’re probably expecting your insurance company to cover your damages.
Frankenstein Opioids Have Hit Ohio’s Streets, According to AG
A synthetic opioid forty times more deadly than fentanyl has been found all over Ohio.
How are Workers in Riverside Disciplined for Sexual Harassment?
When a sexual harassment investigation is concluded, the person named in the complaint may be disciplined by the employer in various ways.
What is Included in Sexual Harassment Training in Workplaces in Santa Ana?
While much sexual harassment is committed against women by their male bosses, it is possible for any gender to become a victim.
How Can Employers Regulate Office Romances to Prevent Sexual Harassment?
There is a possibility of relationships or sexual harassment from non-employees such as customers, clients, and contractors.
Ovarian Cancer Survival Can be Predicted by Measuring Metabolites
Researchers discover a link between the tumor microenvironment and fatality rates.
Walmart Zucchini Recalled Amid Concerns of Potential Salmonella Contamination
World Variety Produce Inc. is recalling certain lots of organic zucchini sold in Walmart stores that might be contaminated with salmonella.
Supreme Court Finds Puerto Rico Residents Ineligible for SSI Benefits
The sole dissenting justice was Sonia Sotomayor. Sotomayor, whose parents were born in Puerto Rico, opined that there is no “rational basis” for Congress to deny Supplemental Security Income benefits to U.S. citizens who live in the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico.
“Secret Daughter” of Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Drops Parentage Lawsuit
However, the 25-year-old woman who claims to be Jones’s daughter has asked the court to confirm her parentage through DNA testing.
Department of Justice Finds Constitutional Violations at Mississippi Prison
The Justice Department found that nearly two dozen inmates died as a result of correction officials’ negligence.