CPSC Urges Vigilance as Severe Winter Storms Knock Out Power, Increasing Risk of Carbon Monoxide (CO) Deaths
An average of 85 consumers die in the U.S. each year from CO poisoning from portable generators.
Butterfly Keyboard Case Against Apple Progresses, Claims Accepted
Apple’ faces a class action over its Mac Butterfly Keyboard.
Talkspace’s 2023 Campaign Offers Info About Mind, Body Health
Mental health platform rolls out new wellness campaign.
Michigan Court to Decide If Oxford School Shooting Lawsuit Can Proceed
Attorneys for Oxford Schools officials have argued that victims and their family members cannot file a civil claim against a public entity.
California Widow Files Wrongful Death Claim Against Culver City Police
In her lawsuit, Adriana Medina claims that she asked the Culver City Police Department for help after her husband experienced a schizophrenic episode–Medina’s husband was later shot and killed by responding officers.
2023 Predictions for the Legal Industry
Effective and intelligent marketing will be key for law firms in 2023 and beyond.
DMEC and Sedgwick Release “Long COVID: Assessing and Managing Workforce Impact”
White paper offers practical guidance for employer accommodations & policies.
Shumaker’s Olivia C. Osburn Receives Statewide Award for Pro Bono Efforts
“I’m honored to receive this award and very grateful for the opportunities I had throughout my academic and professional career to engage in pro bono activities,” Olivia said.
Historic Win! District Court Judge Blocks Doctors Censorship Law in California
Judge Shubb’s order routinely cites Dr. Sanjay Verma’s declaration that “explains in detail how the so-called ‘consensus’ has developed and shifted, often within mere months, throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.”
Common Types of Evidence Used in Personal Injury Cases
Medical records are also an important form of physical evidence because they provide information regarding the extent of the plaintiff’s injuries.