Psychedelic Research Needs to Take Race, Ethnicity into Consideration
MDMA and psilocybin studies have predominately been focused on the benefits for white participants.
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New Mexico’s AG Balderas Hopes Legislators Spend Wisely
New Mexico is set to receiving large opioid litigation payouts and will have to decide how the money is spent.
Survivors, BFFs, Law Firm Owners: C.A. Goldberg and Crumiller Combine Forces to Launch ‘Survivors Law Project’
Survivors Law Project will provide legal advocacy that is trauma-informed and deeply experienced in this area of the law.
Smith Currie Named National Construction Law Firm of the Year
National Construction Law Firm Earns Top Rankings from U.S. News – Best Lawyers in Prestigious Annual-review Survey.
Juvenile Defense: Everything You Need to Know
Despite all available defenses, prevention is good. If you feel your teenager is troubled, take them for counseling.
Retirement Is Going Away for Many of Us
Throughout our long careers, we look forward to the leisure of our golden years, but retirement is going away for many of us. Here’s why.
New Fentanyl Vaccine May Help Curtail Overdose Fatalities
A new vaccine that hits the same brain receptors as fentanyl may help decrease demand for it.
Two Women Sue JP Morgan, Deutsche Bank Over Epstein Connections
The lawsuit claims that Deutsche Bank was aware that Epstein had previously been accused of trafficking underage girls but overlooked financial red flags, including regular transfers to young women and frequent cash withdrawals.
Greta Thunberg, Youth Activists File Climate Change Lawsuit in Sweden
The lawsuit accuses the Swedish government of failing to implement a realistic and actionable plan to combat man-made climate change.
Parents Group Releases 2022 Dangerous Tech Toys Report, Safe Holiday Gift Guide for Kids
Risks include privacy issues, health concerns, addictiveness, exposure to inappropriate content, and exposure to predators.