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Attorneys for the family of 57-year-old Anthony Talotta say that the Alleghany County Jail somehow failed to realize that one of its physicians, Dr. Wilson Bernales, had had his medical license suspended or revoked in eight states.
The settlement includes a promise from the U.S. government not to resume any policy of separating migrant families for at least another eight years.
Attorneys claim that former physician Derrick Todd conducted abusive and assaultive examinations in the 12 years he worked at Brigham & Women’s Hospital in Boston.
A Colorado judge has rejected former President Donald Trump’s request to dismiss a lawsuit that would keep him off the 2024 general election ballot, ruling that Trump’s First Amendment-based objections are not applicable to the plaintiffs’ complaint. According to The Associated Press, Trump’s attorneys had earlier argued that a Colorado law proactively protects people from
A.C.L.U. attorneys allege that Delaware and its health care contractors routinely neglect inmates’ medical needs, often to deleterious effect.
Construction and other industry groups have filed a lawsuit challenging New York’s ban on gas stoves and furnaces on new residential buildings. According to FOX Business, the complaint was filed on behalf of the National Association of Home Builders and the National Propane Gas Association, among other named plaintiffs. It lists the State of New
The state claims that TikTok deceives children and parents alike, using “manipulative” algorithms to keep teenagers glued to their screens for hours at a time.
The court dismissed the claim on a technicality, noting that the Natural State’s legislature had voted both on the act and the emergency clause at-issue in the lawsuit.
Attorneys for the woman claim that the New Hampshire resort gave their client a children’s “hot tube,” in violation of resort policy, then failed to tell her that it was not equipped with brakes.