Lawsuit: Sacramento Shared Asian Homeowners’ Info with Local Law Enforcement
The lawsuit alleges that the Sacramento Municipal Utility District shared Hmong homeowners’ power consumption information with a local sheriff’s office.
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Jackson, MS, Residents File Class Action Lawsuit Over Ongoing Water Crisis
The lawsuit alleges that city officials and their private-sector partners had ample opportunity to prevent the ongoing crisis.
Barbershops are Like Therapy Offices for the Black Community
Getting your haircut can be therapeutic, according to Lorenzo P. Lewis.
Heat Waves Seem to be Increasing Hate Speech, Research Shows
Hot weather might be leading to an increase in hate speech and other hate crimes.
What to Expect from Court-Mandated Treatment for DUI
Court-mandated treatment programs are effective in dealing with substance abuse and impaired driving.
Reasons Your City Might Be Responsible for Your Car Accident & How to File a Claim
If someone finds themselves in an accident because they went the wrong way on a one-way street when the sign told them otherwise, the driver certainly can’t take full blame for the wreck.
Self-care Techniques Help Combat Burnout in Medical Students
Meditation, yoga and pranayama can help with medical degree stress.
Common to Contrary Belief, People Like Talkative Strangers
People would prefer for those to talk more in conversations, studies show.
Advantous Law launches, Bringing Focused State and Local Tax Legal Services to Louisiana Market
Advantous Law will counsel and fight for clients across the full spectrum of tax types and issues, from the most common to the most complex.
What Are the Grounds for Divorce in Ohio?
Incompatibility is the most common reason people file for divorce in Ohio.