Lincare Holdings is Set to Pay $29 Million in Medicare Fraud Case
Medicare fraud continues to unduly burden the system.
While AI Can be Useful, It’s Important to be Mindful of Its Dangers
Artificial intelligence is expanding business but would also lead to dangerous experiences if used improperly.
Family of Black Texas Student Suspended for Hairstyle Files Lawsuit
The lawsuit claims that Texas state officials failed to enforce recently-enacted legislation prohibiting hairstyle-related discrimination.
Lawsuit: Delaware Principals Made “Meme” Out of Student’s Exposed Breast, Shared with Staff
An attorney for the teenage plaintiff and her mother says that the lawsuit intends to ensure that neither principal is ever again allowed to with with children.
California Woman Sues McDonald’s After Being Scalded By Hot Coffee
The lawsuit, filed on behalf of an elderly woman in her 80s, claims that employees at a San Francisco McDonald’s restaurant refused to help the woman after she suffered serious burns across her legs and groin.
Google Maps Faces Lawsuit After North Carolina Man Drives Off Collapsed Bridge
Attorneys for the victim’s family claim that, despite Google having received repeated warnings that it was routing motorists over an abandoned and unmaintained bridge, it never updated its Maps service to avoid any potential accidents.
Costume Designer Sues Lizzo for Hostile Work Environment, Racial Discrimination
A spokesperson for Lizzo insisted that the now-controversial singer had never even met–let alone spoken to–the woman behind the lawsuit.
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Pushes Back Against Reinstatement of Tithing Lawsuit
In its appeal, the Mormon church claims that letting any lawsuit against its tithing practices proceed could endanger other religious institutions.
Pervis Payne: New Hope for Righting an Old Wrong
“Mr. Payne acts like an innocent man because he is an innocent man. One day is too long to serve in prison for a crime you didn’t commit.” ~ Kelley Henry
How Long Do I Have to File a Personal Injury Lawsuit in Indiana?
Even though you generally have two years to file your personal injury lawsuit, start filing it after you take care of medical treatment for your injuries.