Will You Get Approved for Disability Benefits? It May Depend on The Judge You’re Assigned
Disability judges approved 54% of all Social Security disability claims in 2022, though some judges had approval rates as low at 10% and as high as 97%.
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W. R. Grace Settles Libby Mine Claims for $18.5 million
Former mine owner pays millions to close asbestos case.
Caltech Settles with Apple, Broadcam Over Wi-fi Chips Patent Issue
Caltech receives billions from tech giants over its proprietary technology.
Lawsuit: San Diego Catholic Church Transferred Properties to Avoid Paying Sex Abuse Claims
The lawsuit claims that the the local diocese transferred hundreds of properties to seemingly separate companies after California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law removing the statute of limitations on most child sex abuse claims.
ACLU of Washington Claims King County Jail Conditions are Inadequate and Inhumane
The lawsuit alleges that Seattle is violating the provisions of an agreement that mandates sufficient staffing and adequate medical care at a King County jail.
Warner Bros. Sues Paramount Pictures to Reclaim “South Park” Streaming Rights
Attorneys for Warner Bros. say that the company paid more than $500 million to license South Park, only for Paramount Pictures to refuse to release themed specials and other exclusive content.
African Company Develops New Cancer Test, Saving Time and Money
Scientists develop a cancer testing kit that’s timelier and more cost-effective than importing tests.
Report Sheds Light on Some of the Nation’s Deadliest Roads
FindByPlate releases its list of America’s most dangerous routes.
Studies Suggest COVID Quarantine Mandates Did More Harm Than Good
Forced lockdowns led to large death rates, according to new research.
Governor Cuomo Recognizes the Need for Legalization of Psychedelics
New York AG signs a bill decriminalizing psychedelics should the federal laws change.