Research Shows Sushi Side, Wasabi, May Benefit Brain Health
Science offers one more reason to enjoy wasabi, and that’s to improve cognitive functioning.
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Arkansas Judge Tells Attorney General Griffin to Resolve Corrections Claims Within 30 Days
An Arkansas judge has threatened to dismiss the attorney general’s lawsuit against the state Board of Corrections, suggesting that the case could be dismissed if the government is unable or unwilling to reach a resolution. According to FOX News, in a Tuesday hearing, Pulaski County Circuit Judge Tim Fox said that the Office of the
New York Attorney General’s Lawsuit Says SiriusXM Tried to Trap Customers in Subscription Plans
The lawsuit claims that SiriusXM instructed its agents to go to such great lengths to prevent consumers from leaving their service that it could take up to an hour to simply convince customer support to cancel a subscription.
Building Relationships and Networking with Other Lawyers
Building relationships and networking with other lawyers is not just a strategic move but an essential component of success in the personal injury law field.
The Flu Vaccine May be Beneficial to Heart Health
New research shows the flu shot may protect against more than just the flu. It can also ward off heart health issues.
Aging Americans Face Healthcare Issues, Homelessness
A Harvard report sheds light on the nation’s inadequate response to a lack of housing and healthcare for its aging population.
Holiday Resolutions: Five Ways to Kick-Start Your Estate Planning in the New Year
“What the New Year brings to you will depend a great deal on what you bring to the New Year.” – Vern McLellan
$25M Verdict Against Santa Barbara Unified School District for the Sexual Abuse of a Student by Former Employee
Former SBUSD security guard Justin Sell was arrested and charged with multiple felonies in 2013 for the abuse of students at Dos Pueblos High School.
Healthy Organizations: The Impact & Framework
A mere 3% of employees from low-performance organizations say they trust senior leaders.
Colorado Sees a Rise in Healthcare Costs, Unnecessary Procedures
The state’s rising costs are indicative of a much larger trend across the U.S.