Michigan Court to Decide If Oxford School Shooting Lawsuit Can Proceed
Attorneys for Oxford Schools officials have argued that victims and their family members cannot file a civil claim against a public entity.
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California Widow Files Wrongful Death Claim Against Culver City Police
In her lawsuit, Adriana Medina claims that she asked the Culver City Police Department for help after her husband experienced a schizophrenic episode–Medina’s husband was later shot and killed by responding officers.
2023 Predictions for the Legal Industry
Effective and intelligent marketing will be key for law firms in 2023 and beyond.
Los Angeles Starts Prioritizing Mental Health Care After Incarceration
The city of LA is taking steps to increase mental health resources for inmates.
Regenerative “Glue” Helps to Heal Wounds, Strengthen Immunity
Synthetic cell regeneration is now possible with breakthrough discovery.
Florida Man Sues Brevard County Sheriff for “Wheel of Fugitive” Appearance
The plaintiff claims that an allegedly erroneous appearance on Brevard County Sheriff Wayne Ivey’s “Wheel of Fugitive” cost him his job.
Former President Trump Sues Journalist Over Release of Recorded Interviews
Legal experts have said that the lawsuit is yet “another frivolous” attempt to control the media.
Medically Safe Version of Ketamine Has Been FDA Approved.
The Food and Drug Administration approves esketamine for the treatment of severe depression.
Texas is Adding Rule Psychiatric Hospitals to Meet Demand
Mental health facilities are opening in rural areas across Texas.
Protest and Dissent Are Not Terrorism
Protest is not terrorism, but in post-9/11 America, anti-terrorism statutes are weaponized against protest and dissent.