Oklahoma Officials Raise Concerns Over County Jails
County leaders warn lawmakers about staffing, insurance, and healthcare issues in jails.
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Texas Court Orders Arbitration in Wrongful Death Case
Appeals court mandates arbitration for wrongful death lawsuit in Texas.
How to Protect Your Intellectual Work: A Full Guide
Proactively revisiting and updating your protection strategies as your career evolves is critical.
What Happens When Medical Devices Worsen an Injury?
Patients can protect themselves by asking physicians specific questions about device track records before agreeing to implantation.
Nonprofit Hospital CEO Pay Gap Continues Growing
Study reveals widening wage gap between nonprofit hospital CEOs and staff.
EV Charging Stations Linked to Higher Particles
Study finds fast EV charging stations increase airborne particles near sites.
NCLA Asks Fourth Circuit to Uphold Pres. Trump’s Right to Tell CPSC Commissioners, ‘You’re Fired!’
Unlike appointment power, the Constitution does not restrict Presidential authority to remove federal officers.
Robert Agresta Joins McLaughlin & Stern as Partner
“I am honored to join McLaughlin & Stern, a firm with such a deep commitment to client service and excellence,” said Robert Agresta.
Washington’s Wage Transparency Law Faces Setback After Total Wine Case
The law may be evolving, but that doesn’t mean your rights are gone. Employers are still legally required to post salary ranges and you could still be entitled to compensation for violations.
New Trend Emerging: Farmers Use Music to Calm Cows
British farmers play music for cows to reduce stress and boost milk output.