Incarcerated Men Seek Emergency Order to Stop the Farm Line at Angola Prison
Plaintiffs and experts point to inhumane conditions of forced agricultural labor.
Featured Article
Anorexia Nervosa: New Study Links Early Rising to Eating Disorder
Research reveals that the eating disorder is associated with waking up early in the morning.
Why You Need to Take Legal Action After Suffering from Medical Malpractice
It is essential to get legal counsel during these difficult times to negotiate the legal system’s intricacies and seek compensation for the harm done.
The Intersection of Hoarding Disorders and Tenancy Laws: Rights and Responsibilities of Landlords
Provide your tenant with resources that will help them obtain a new place, like Fair Housing options or other low-rent listings. While the fact that the issue has escalated to this point is regrettable, you can still provide much-needed support in this step.
Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Asks Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife to Repeal Agreement Harming Tribal Sovereignty
The Petition explains how the Oregon Fish and Wildlife Commission ignored the Tribe’s concerns about a sovereign issue, and proceeded despite two commissioners acting on expired terms.
The Importance of Gathering Evidence at the Scene of a Car Accident
In the chaotic aftermath of a car accident, gathering evidence might seem secondary. However, taking these simple steps can significantly impact your ability to receive fair compensation.
Low-income Families Could Soon Lose Essential Healthcare Coverage
California has until the end of October to extend current programs or find suitable alternatives.
Free Market, Taxpayer Advocate Groups Oppose Massive Farm Subsidy Giveaway
WASHINGTON – Prominent free market and taxpayer advocacy organizations will hold a virtual press conference to share their concerns with proposals to dramatically increase farm subsidies before an expected vote on the 2024 Farm Bill in the House Committee on Agriculture. WHEN: Tuesday, May 21st, at 10:30am EST SPEAKERS: David Ditch, Heritage Foundation Bryan Riley,
Illinois Lawmakers Push for Mental Health Care Reform
State legislators introduce new measures to improve access and affordability.
Mental Health Care Remains a Challenge for Medicare, Medicaid Enrollees
Those on government-funded plans are still having a hard time getting access to treatment.