Doctor Makes Patients Share Pills with His Wife
Doctor forced patients to share opioids with his wife, writing unnecessary prescriptions and causing at least one death.
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Federal Agencies Crack Down on Prescription Opioid Use
Employees of several federal agencies, including the Customs and Border Protection, Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), Transportation Security Administration (TSA), and Secret Service will receive the same disciplinary measures for prescription opioid use as illegal use if taking opioids impairs their ability to perform job duties. According to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) inspector
Refinery Pushes for Executives to Receive Bonuses Despite Bankruptcy
As part of Philadelphia Energy Solutions (PES) Inc.’s bankruptcy proceedings, the company is asking for a minimum of $2.5 million in bonus payments for its top executives. The plan is for the oil refinery to either reorganize its existing structure or sell the company, according to U.S. bankruptcy court records. This would allow bonuses for
The Current State of the Consolidated Litigation, Pharmacies are Next
Pharmacies will have there time in court next.
J&J’s Pay Out Amount is Reduced Due to “Math Error”
J&J’s Oklahoma settlement is reduced due to a miscalculation.
Man Hasn’t Accounted for Mother’s Millions, Will Stay in Jail
Judge orders Macom County man to stay in jail until he can account for mother’s missing money.
Man on Trial for Death of Sister and Her Boyfriend
Robert Marzejka Jr. stands trial for the death of his sister and her boyfriend.
Man Stabs Bar Patron After Claiming He Won the Lottery
Man stabs fellow bar-goer after flaunting his supposed lottery winnings. Then, he takes his own life.
Wife, Stepson on Trial for Murder of Detroit Chrysler Worker
A man’s body was found in burning trunk and his wife and stepson will stand trial.
Evidence Shows Man Could Have Put Heroin in Wife’s Cereal
Judge finds enough evidence for man to stand trial for potentially putting heroin in his wife’s cereal.