What Are the 4 Major Injuries?
Injuries such as traumatic brain injuries (TBIs), spinal cord injuries, burn injuries, and severe lacerations or amputations can have lifelong consequences.
San Francisco Challenges Ultra-Processed Food Giants
San Francisco sues major food makers over widespread ultra-processed product harms.
Husband Charged After Early Suspect Cleared
A past boyfriend is cleared as the victim’s husband faces charges.
Meta Faces Further Claims of Lax Safety Practices in Lawsuit
The filing provides additional evidence from discovery, the evidence-sharing stage of litigation that precedes trial. Meta’s own researchers, for instance, seemed to concede that the company’s policies were bad for young users, with one worker likening Instagram’s algorithmic practices to street-level drug dealing.
Attorneys General Challenge Restrictions on SNAP Benefits for Immigrants
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel, a co-plaintiff in the lawsuit, said that the Trump administration and Department of Agriculture are clearly circumventing the law.
Idaho Patients Sue Over Medicaid Mental Health Cuts
“Acting under color of state law, the government-official defendants either have directed or authorized the State’s contractor to make devastating changes to the administration of the … program,” the lawsuit claims.
Lowe’s Settles Lead Paint Safety Violations
Lowe’s must pay penalty and improve practices after lead violations.
Monthly Injection Offers New Asthma Relief Option
New asthma injection helped many patients stop steroids and reduce attacks.
OpenAI Ordered to Share Documents in Copyright Lawsuit
“OpenAI continues to assert that it did not willfully infringe class plaintiffs’ copyrighted works. A jury is entitled to know the basis for OpenAI’s purported good faith,” Wang wrote. “What matters is that OpenAI has put its state of mind at issue, and OpenAI may not selectively use attorney-client privilege to restrict class plaintiffs’ inquiry into evidence concerning OpenAI’s purported good faith in this way.”
Philadelphia Jury Rules in Major Misdiagnosis Case
Misdiagnosis led to unnecessary surgery and major verdict against Penn Medicine.