3 Key Steps to Take After a Truck Accident
Negotiating the aftermath of a truck accident calls for a deliberate, methodical strategy.
Medical Malpractice and Social Justice: Addressing Inequities in Healthcare Through Personal Injury Law
Patients of all backgrounds have access to legal courses of action through personal injury law.
Mental Health Bill Could Change Police Protections
Illinois bill sparks debate over police protections and mental health defenses.
Sutter Health to Pay $4.3M for Retirement Plan Mismanagement
The healthcare nonprofit has agreed to a $4.3M settlement in 403(b) case.
N.J. Professor Sues After Unpaid Bills Lead to Loss of 380-Million-Year-Old Fossils
“Our client learned that the packages were dumped at an unidentified landfill somewhere in or around Nashville, Tennessee,” the lawsuit alleges.
North Dakota Jury Orders Greenpeace to Pay $660m to Pipeline Company
“This is the end of a chapter, but not the end of our fight,” said Sushma Raman, Greenpeace’s interim executive director. “Energy Transfer knows we don’t have $660 million. They want our silence, not our money.”
Tennis Players Sue International Tennis Federation for Better Earning Opportunities
The lawsuit was filed in U.S. District Court in New York; simultaneously, the PTPA also submitted complaints to the European Commission in Brussels, Belgium, and the Competition Markets Authority in London in the United Kingdom.
Study Shows Concerning U.S. Campylobacter Trends
Antibiotic-resistant Campylobacter infections are increasing, highlighting urgent food safety concerns.
New Medication for Type 1 Diabetes Being Trialed
A clinical trial explores whether an osteoporosis drug can help preserve insulin-producing cells in early type 1 diabetes.
Christian Staples Appointed President of Woodberry Forest School’s Charlotte, NC Alumni Chapter
“My teachers and classmates at Woodberry Forest School helped shape me into the professional—and person—I am today,” said Christian.