Oregon Jury Awards $4.4m to Black Man Profiled By Wal-Mart Security
A local law enforcement official testified that the Wal-Mart employee who reported the shopper had a long history making false claims to police.
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The DOJ is Cracking Down on Meth Dealers as Overdoses Rise
Nationwide, the government is cracking down on the growing meth crisis.
Catholic Religious Orders in Illinois Settle Sex Abuse Case for $1.75M
The Chicago Catholic Archdiocese and the religious order, the Carmelites, settle priest sex abuse allegations.
Ablyazov’s 13-Year Legal Fight Reaches Climax as French Court Prepares to Rule on Asylum
After years of court cases and appeals, the question of whether Ablyazov should receive political asylum in France is now back with the CNDA.
Why It’s Necessary to File an Employment Discrimination Complaint with the DFEH
In states like California, cases of employment discrimination are on the rise.
8 Major Legal Struggles in Adopting a Child
Most adoption agencies provide post-placement services for a certain period after the adoption is finalized.
The Dangers of Insecure Medical Data: Why You Need to Prioritize Security
Medical data security solutions available today vary by price and complexity.
The Worth of Water as the River Runs Low
As the Colorado River runs low, so too do rivers, lakes and tributaries around the world. It’s time for action, not debate or fighting, yet here we are.
Food Insecurity Negatively Impacts Mental Health, Physical Well-being
Not having enough food to eat can lead to a lifetime of mental health issues.
Cruise Ship Crewmembers Were Not Allowed to Leave Ship, Suit Says
Two terminated cruise ship crewmembers claim they were falsely imprisoned.