Hospital Beds Continue to Be Full Amid Mental Health Crisis
Hospitals are closing and treatment options are limited for those experiencing psychological distress.
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Elon Musk and “X” File Lawsuit Against Center for Countering Digital Hate
“Musk is behaving like a child who simply cannot take responsibility for the fact that he pooped in his own pants and it wasn’t someone else that did it for him,” Center for Countering Digital Hate founder Imran Ahmed said in a statement.
Lawsuit Accuses Rudy Giuliani of Sexual Harassment, Antisemitic Comments
The lawsuit includes transcripts from recordings, in which a man believed to be Rudy Giuliani can be heard complimenting the plaintiff’s breasts and telling her that he wants to “own her.”
Social Isolation Can Cause Cognitive Decline, Memory Loss
Studies reveal isolation might be to reduced brain mass, cognitive decline in later years.
Toxic Workplaces Can Lead to Poor Mental Health
An unhealthy work environment can take a toll on employee mental health.
7 Things You Should Always Keep From Your Employer
While it may be necessary to disclose some medical information to your employer in certain situations, it is important to do so only to the extent necessary and with the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional or attorney. ~ Robert Reder, Attorney, Blythe Grace PLLC
Holding the Wheel of Justice: How to Win Your Whiplash Car Accident Lawsuit
Winning a whiplash car accident lawsuit requires careful preparation, strong evidence of negligence, and professional legal assistance.
The Silent Witness: Understanding Event Data Recorders
The data recorded by EDRs can have legal implications in accident investigations and court proceedings.
West Virginia State Health Officer Joins Opioid Board
State health officer Dr. Matthew Christiansen joins opioid settlement committee.
Bicycle vs. Car Accidents: How to Determine Who’s at Fault
There is no one-size-fits-all answer in determining who is at fault in a bicycle versus a car accident.