Judge: Attorney Must Stop Posting “News-Seeking” Social Media Posts About Private Prisons
The judge ordered the attorney to remove several Twitter posts, including one which described a Tennessee CoreCivic facility as a “death factory.”
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Americans Have Poor Heart Health, Study Shows
Research shows heart health in the U.S. is declining significantly over time.
Phantom Medicaid Provider Networks Limit Mental Health Resources
Medicaid patients are finding that provider lists are inaccurate.
Evisort Announces Automation HubTM, Supercharging Contract Intelligence Capabilities
AI-powered CLM platform extends its industry-leading AI capabilities, offers more powerful search and improved document management experience.
DOJ Brings Fraud Charges Against Reliance Medial Solutions
The government allegations medical solutions company, Reliance, engaged in an illegal kickback scheme with physicians.
Judge Faber Sides with Three Opioid Distributors
Judge issues a ruling in West Virginia case against opioid distributors.
7 Ways To Protect Yourself From Identity Theft at All Times
Your online activities expose you, but you don’t want to spend every waking second worried about it.
What Are Common Misconceptions About Personal Injury Cases?
If you suffer only minor injuries in a car crash or other accident, it’s easy to imagine that the claims process would be more of a hassle than a help.
Understanding Arizona’s New Expungement Laws
In 2023, Arizona will adopt new expungement and record sealing laws that allow people to fully remove their criminal records.
Monticello, Myth, History & Fossil Fuels
A man walked into Monticello, and came out knowing what’s wrong with America – but not in the way he thought.