Retired Sixth Judicial Circuit Judge Jack Helinger believes trauma-informed practices are fundamental to the justice system’s mission. “If we miss the trauma, we have missed the case,” he said.
When a child with a disability is facing serious school discipline, understanding what the law actually requires puts families in a completely different position.
Testing mistake allegedly caused unnecessary surgery before patient learned cancer diagnosis was incorrect.
Eligible consumers may receive payments after duplicate credit reporting claims settlement approval.
Sysco shifts lettuce sourcing as Cyclospora outbreak investigation continues across multiple states.
Federal prosecutors allege unnecessary treatments generated millions through false Medicare billing.
The Court recognized that the City indiscriminately destroys the essential belongings of unhoused people with disabilities.
With the introduction of Healthcare Refusal Laws, however, personal beliefs are more likely to interfere with access to medical care, tipping the balance away from what is best for the patient and toward what makes the healthcare provider most comfortable.
A diagnosis of locked-in syndrome reshapes a family’s life in an instant, and when it stems from a preventable medical error, you have both care decisions and legal choices to weigh at the same time.
State investigators are examining alleged failures in how the deceased were handled.