More and More Children are Falling Victim to In-home Edibles
With the legalization of marijuana, more children are finding their parents’ edibles.
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Study Verifies Women Perform Higher on “Eyes Test”
Women are more apt to accurately read the emotions of others than their male counterparts.
Idaho Gov. Brad Little Announces City Has Won Homeless Encampment Lawsuit
In a statement announcing the lawsuit’s dismissal, Gov. Brad Little said that “Boise isn’t Portland.”
Justice Department Files Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google
The lawsuit claims that Google has uses anticompetitive practices to dominate the digital advertising market.
Differences Between Public, Private & Hybrid Cloud
Cloud computing is the storage and management of confidential data. How this system is organized falls into one of three categories: public, private or hybrid.
The Stigma Surrounding Mental Health, SUD Impacts Treatment
Many individuals avoid receiving depression, substance use treatment due to social stigmatization.
LGBTQ+ Youth Identify as Religious, Yet Often Feel Unwelcome
Twenty-percent of LGBTQ+ youth are either religious or spiritual data shows.
Lawsuit: Fireball Cinnamon Doesn’t Actually Contain Whisky
The lawsuit alleges that the product’s labeling would mislead most reasonable consumers into believing that it contains whisky.
Florida Students Plan Lawsuit Challenging Removal of A.P. African American Studies Course
The lawsuit alleges that the DeSantis administration is trying to decide whose history is worth being taught.
Andrew S. Ballentine Elected to Central Florida Bankruptcy Law Association Board of Directors
“I am honored to have the opportunity to help lead such a prestigious organization that is focused on maintaining the integrity of bankruptcy law in Central Florida,” Andrew said.