Study Finds Bias in Black Patient Records
Analysis shows African American patients face more credibility-doubting language in medical records.
Iowa Falls Short in Federal Facility Inspections
Federal review finds Iowa inspections missed key steps protecting patient safety.
Overcoming Uncertainty and Taking Action in a Texas Divorce
Every divorce is unique, but every divorcing couple must ultimately negotiate certain terms between themselves or turn to the court to decide.
Victory! University of Washington Animal Oversight Committee to Reveal Members’ Full Names
PETA previously secured three Ninth Circuit Court victories supporting arguments that IACUC members have no right under the U.S. Constitution to keep their identities secret.
NARB Recommends T-Mobile Discontinue Certain Express Savings Claims for its Mobile Telephone Service
The NARB panel also recommended that T-Mobile modify its advertising to avoid certain unsupported implied claims.
LexisNexis Introduces Protégé General AI and Expands Agentic AI Leadership
With the click of a toggle, customers can conduct Deep Research and more AI-powered work across both general and authoritative legal AI.
When Care Becomes Neglect: Understanding Your Legal Rights in Nursing Home Injury Cases
While no legal outcome can undo the harm caused by neglect, taking action can help prevent similar incidents and ensure your loved one receives the care they deserve.
The Harkin Institute Announces New Executive Director
Owens has published numerous peer-reviewed articles and book chapters; edited three volumes of academic essays; and authored Staging Technology: Medium, Machinery & Modern Drama.
Lawsuit Claims Elite Colleges Inflate Tuition
A lawsuit accuses top colleges of colluding to limit competition and raise costs.
Walmart Knew of Bottle Hazard for Years
The retailer delayed recalling a dangerous water bottle despite years of injury reports.