Texas Civil Rights Project Seeks Preliminary Injunction of Dallas’ Panhandling Ordinance
The injunction would suspend enforcement of the ordinance until the case is resolved.
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Children’s Health Defense Publishing Announces Two Groundbreaking Books on COVID-era Health Policy
Much to their surprise, public health officials and mainstream medicine dismissed these undeniably successful treatments, maligning anything outside their Pharma-driven agenda.
Evisort Enters New Era with Generative AI for Contract Intelligence
Evisort AI Labs is pioneering new ways to draft and negotiate contracts with generative AI.
ATRA Brief Calls on SCOTUS to Review Near Limitless Per Violation Civil Penalties
Arbitrary, excessive punishments result from lack of clarity under some laws.
Tackling Distracted Driving Requires Closing Data Gaps, Leveraging New Tools
There are a variety of phone apps now available on the market which provide opportunities for better data collection to measure prevalence.
Texas Civil Rights Project Sues Dallas Over Homeless Ordinance
The ordinance punishes unhoused community members with a Class C misdemeanor, paired with an egregious fine.
NCLA Condemns Federal Trade Commission’s Inclusion of Untrue Claims in Federal Court Complaint
Federal Trade Commission v. Precision Patient Outcomes, Inc. and Margrett Priest Lewis.
LexCheck Secures $17M Series A Led By Mayfield Fund
LexCheck’s raise and rapid growth reinforce product market fit and its position as the premier automated contract review solution.
Federal Lawsuit to Stop California’s AB 2098 Intended to Punish Doctors Who Stray from the Approved COVID-19 Narrative
The complaint also calls attention to misleading data regarding prevention of hospitalizations and death — posing troubling questions, including the unexplained rise in all-cause mortality among younger population subsets.
40 Million Americans Look to Supreme Court to Affirm the Dismissal of Sham Student Debt Cancellation Lawsuit
An historic coalition of attorneys, advocates, labor unions, and experts filed a series of amicus curiae briefs with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of the Biden Administration’s student debt relief program.