Illegally Armed Fentanyl Dealer Sentenced to Five Years in Federal Prison
The officers also seized a 9-millimeter Glock handgun from McGee’s vehicle at the gas station.
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Clozapine Adequately Treats Schizophrenia, Yet Isn’t Used Enough
Study finds that while the drug can target treatment resistant patients, its side effects are a deterrent to use.
Study Finds Potential Treatment for Deadly Food Allergies
Combining formulated inulin gel with protein allergens could prevent anaphylactic shock.
New Immigration Rules for Spouse of US Citizens
The new opportunity for spouses is one of the broadest reforms to immigration policy yet.
Filing a Personal Injury Claim as an Undocumented Immigrant
Undocumented immigrants have many rights when it comes to reporting an accident and filing a personal injury compensation claim.
Industry-Leading Law Department Management Benchmarking Survey Offers Insights on Legal Spending
The survey’s comprehensive benchmarking data allows law department leaders to better understand current financial and operational performance metrics and identify areas for improvement.
Study Examines Mechanisms Behind COVID-19 Sensory Losses
Research links COVID-19 sensory loss to specific tongue receptors, suggesting treatment targets.
Department of Justice Purportedly Preparing Lawsuit Against RealPage
The Department of Justice is allegedly concerned that RealPage’s products act as a shield for landlords, who can use the company’s services to share information about rental prices and vacancy rates to artificially limit supply and thereby inflate costs.
Arizona Family Files Lawsuit After Teenager Killed in Halloween Party Assault
The parents of an Arizona teenager who was beaten to death at a Halloween party have filed a wrongful death lawsuit against seven individuals suspected of participating in the assault. According to The Huffington Post, 16-year-old Preston Lord died at the hospital on October 28 after being attacked at the Queen Creek home of Roberto
Massachusetts Family Sues Hershey After Teenager Dies from Eating Paqui Tortilla Chip
“The defendants charged about $10 for each chip, $10 for the chip that killed Harris, $10 for his life,” attorney Douglas Sheff said. “Isn’t it clear that these defendants knew full well that this chip was unreasonably dangerous? And isn’t this an obvious marketing campaign designed to attract kids to that very danger?”