MI Health System Faces Second Cybersecurity Breach
Michigan residents are dealing with a second cyberattack on a health system in a matter of months.
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How eDiscovery Is Reshaping the Legal Landscape
eDiscovery is the unsung hero of the modern legal saga.
Three Shumaker Attorneys Honored as Top Lawyers in Tampa Bay
This prestigious acknowledgment is a reflection of their exceptional dedication, experience, and contributions to upholding the law.
Alaska Airlines and Boeing Targeted in Latest Flight 1282 Lawsuit
The lawsuit recounts the fear that many passengers felt after a door plug failure caused an Alaska Airlines flight to depressurize at altitude, leading many to believe they were likely going to die.
Federal Lawsuit Claims Kentucky County Kept Juvenile Detainees in Solitary for Weeks at a Time
One of the two plaintiffs claims that she was sent to Adair County Juvenile Detention Center when she was 17 years old and seven months pregnant. During her stay at Adair, she was housed exclusively in isolation–and sometimes allowed to leave her cell only five times per month.
Involved Officers IDed After Man Dies During Transport
Two officers were put on administrative leave after man died but are now back on the job.
Binge Drinking is Very Harmful to Liver Health, Experts Say
Studies show since the onset of the pandemic, alcohol-related deaths have climbed by 20%.
First Documented Car Theft with Child Inside of 2024 Occurs in D.C.
Fortunately, the child was dropped off unharmed on a stranger’s porch in SE D.C., but again, left alone. The suspect is still on the loose.
California Court Dismisses New England Lobstermen’s Lawsuit Against Monterey Bay Aquarium
Although the lawsuit was dismissed after all involved parties reached a settlement, an attorney for the Monterey Bay Aquarium has since posited the outcome as a “victory” for the “First Amendment.”
Washington Files Lawsuit to Prevent Planned Merger Between Kroger and Albertsons
The state’s lawsuit cites alleged statements from higher-level Albertsons officials, who apparently protested that the merger would be bad for consumers and “basically create a monopoly.”