Lawsuit: Kentucky Prison Chaplain Abused Inmates, Corrections Officials Took No Action
The lawsuit, filed on behalf of a pseudonymous Kentucky inmate, claims that a former prison chaplain coerced prisoners into performing sexual acts.
Asian-American Man Files Discrimination Lawsuit Against Silicon Valley Tech Company
The lawsuit alleges that a large Silicon Valley tech company–like many of its counterparts–actively discriminated against Asian-American employees.
Hire the Best Real Estate Agent with These Proven Strategies
If you’re selling a property, inquire about the agent’s marketing strategies to ensure maximum exposure for your listing.
Why Do Black Women Have Higher Mortality Rates for Breast Cancer?
The higher mortality rates from breast cancer among black women are a significant public health concern that demands attention and action.
Debunking the Biggest Myths and Misconceptions About Disability Insurance
Don’t let misconceptions cloud your judgment. Get the facts right, understand your options, and ensure you and your family are protected.
Opinion: Lawyers Need to Be Careful When Using AI
In the rapidly evolving landscape of law and technology, vigilance must be maintained to harness the potential of AI without falling victim to its shortcomings.
Sean P. Bevil Elected President of the Young Lawyers Division of the Hillsborough County Bar Association
The HCBA YLD is comprised of over 1,000 members who are either younger than 36 years of age or have been practicing law for fewer than five years.
Texas Signs HB 12 to Extend Postpartum Medicaid Coverage to Twelve Months
Having postpartum care for twelve months would drastically reduce the state’s maternal mortality rate and save lives.
Parents Need to Combat Food, Screen Dopamine Surges
Dopamine surges can drive children to continue impulsively engaging in activities.
Crooked Insurance Brokers are Exploiting the Homeless in Florida
Agents are selling unaffordable insurance plans to the state’s homeless population.