The Cost of Renewables: More Than Lawsuits
The cost of “sustainability” isn’t sustainable.
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New Mexico Faces Off Against National Pharmacy Chains
The state says pharmacies should “serve as a dam,” stopping the flood of suspicious opioids into the communities.
Walmart Corp. Defends Itself in Opioid-related News Release
National pharmacy chain issues communication defending itself against opioid allegations.
Camp Lejeune Water Contamination: What You Need to Know
A person with a qualifying condition related to Camp Lejeune’s contaminated water may be eligible for compensation if they served, lived, or worked there between 1953 and 1987.
Lawsuit: Tesla’s “Autopilot” Claims Tantamount to False Advertising
A California Tesla owner claims that the company has never delivered on its promise to produce fully autonomous vehicles.
Report Sheds Light on the Future of Facial Recognition
Facial recognition is for more than just unlocking iPhones.
CEO Receives Sentence Concerning Company’s Contaminated Water
Company is accused of allowing bacteria-ridden water to get into a pediatric hospital’s supply.
3 Critical Social Skills You Will Need as a Lawyer
You have to be adept at understanding people well and making yourself understood.
How Do Global Businesses Know When EU Data Protection Law Applies to Them?
According to current case law, even one employee working in the EU can activate the GDPR’s current trigger mechanism.
Mississippi Welfare Scandal: Attorneys Introduce Texts Between Brett Favre, Gov. Bryant
The recently introduced text messages show Favre and former Gov. Bryant discussing how to channel $5 million in public funds toward Favre’s volleyball project.