Cruise Ship Crewmembers Were Not Allowed to Leave Ship, Suit Says
Two terminated cruise ship crewmembers claim they were falsely imprisoned.
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Instacart to Pay Washington, D.C., $2.5m to Settle Misleading Fees Lawsuit
D.C. Attorney General Karl Racine said that Instacart misled consumers into believing that service charges were being paid directly to delivery drivers.
Federal Government Sues SkyWest for Sexual Harassment, Discrimination
The federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission filed the lawsuit on behalf of a SkyWest veteran who claims she was subjected to sexual harassment after being transferred to the airline’s Dallas-Ft. Worth facility.
Xylazine, an Animal Sedative, Has Been Found in Illicit Drugs
An animal tranquillizer has made it into the illicit drug supply, increasing the number of overdoses.
Anti-seizure Med Gabapentin is Being Mixed Into Illicit Drugs
Gabapentin may be life-threatening when mixed with other drugs.
The Impact of Legalizing Cocaine in Other Countries
With ongoing legalization trends both in Mexico and Canada, what about America? It might surprise you to know that prescription cocaine is legal in the United States.
9 McKeen & Associates Attorneys Named Super Lawyers
“This recognition from such a prestigious organization endorses our commitment to civil justice,” said Brian McKeen, founder and managing partner of McKeen & Associates. “We are proud of the work we do on behalf of our clients.”
Study Shows Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Patients Need Mental Health Services
The stress and worry that cancer patients experience suggests they would benefit from mental health services.
Fentanyl Went from a Feared Drug to One That’s Preferred
Fentanyl, 50 times stronger than heroin, is now being preferred on the streets.
How to Put Students in Charge of Their Learning
Students get a sense of belonging and significance when they become in charge of their learning.