Alabama Social Workers Will Now be Able to Diagnose
New law will finally allow clinical social workers to diagnose patients.
Featured Article
Drug Companies are Limiting Access to Cancer Treatments
Drugmakers are steering away from generic cancer options.
New York City Mayor Eric Adams Announces Lawsuit Against E-Cigarette Companies
The mayor is taking aim against four companies that the city alleges is selling flavored e-cigarettes in violation of local, state, and federal law.
Legal Ways For Landlords to Terminate a Lease
Terminating a lease agreement can be a difficult situation for landlords, but understanding the legal ways to do so can help you navigate it.
Immigrant Rights Advocates Sue Florida Over “Draconian” Senate Bill
The lawsuit challenges provisions of Florida’s recently approved Senate Bill 1718, which makes transporting an undocumented immigrant a third-degree felony.
AI Can Aid Healthcare Facilities in Providing Adequate Patient Care
AI can’t replace human doctors, but it certainly can help improve outcomes.
Vermont is Investing in a Clinic to Combat the Mental Health Crisis
University of Vermont Health Network is building a clinic to help address mental health concerns.
Joseph K. Cole Inducted as Fellow of Ohio State Bar Foundation
“I am excited to be part of this class, whose mission and past projects resonate with me personally,” Joe shared.
Curtis Welcomes Internationally Focused John Balouziyeh as Partner
John Balouziyeh said, “Curtis’ reputation for excellence is well-known in the market. I am humbled to join its roster of high-caliber attorneys.”
Baltimore Uses Mobile Buprenorphine Units to Combat OUD
This Maryland city has come up with an innovative approach to harm reduction.