Epilepsy Meds Safe for Creativity, Not Planning Skills
New epilepsy medications in pregnancy don’t affect children’s creativity but may impact executive function.
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Families of Illinois Men Injured, Killed in Scaffolding Accident File Lawsuits
One of the two lawsuits was filed on behalf of Jeffrey Spyrka, a 36-year-old father of three who fell an estimated eight stories after strong winds dislodged his scaffolding.
PacifiCorp to Pay $178 Million in Oregon Wildfire Claims
Warren Buffett’s company agrees to settle claims, addressing extensive litigation and financial risks.
Medicaid Cutbacks Taking a Toll on Safety-Net Health Services
Montana cuts are leaving many without access to essential services.
A Guide to the Ozempic Lawsuits: What’s Next?
Those who have used Ozempic and now have serious gastrointestinal problems can consult with an attorney to learn more about the legal options available.
What are the Different Types of Bankruptcy and Their Implications?
Understanding the different types of bankruptcy and their implications can empower you to make informed decisions about your financial future.
Cannabis Business Law: Essential Legal Insights for Entrepreneurs and Investors
Another important consideration for cannabis businesses is ensuring compliance with labor laws governing issues such as minimum wage, overtime pay, and workplace safety.
USDOT Fines Three Airlines for Delayed COVID-19 Refunds
The agency issued large fines to the air travel providers while ordering refunds to be dispersed to passengers.
CFPB Launches Database to Track Repeat Offenders
The agency’s database will monitor for repeat offenders among nonbank financial companies to enhance accountability.
Lawsuits Claim Dozens of Pennsylvania Children Abused in Juvenile Detention Centers Across the State
“For decades,” the lawsuit says, “children confined to Pennsylvania’s state-run juvenile detention facilities have long been subjected to a culture of exploitation, violence and rampant sexual abuse.”