Lawsuit: San Francisco Used Sexual Assault Survivor’s Rape Kit DNA to Charge Her with Burglary
The pseudonymous plaintiff claims that San Francisco police detectives had assured her that her DNA would only be used to investigate the sexual assault.
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Florida Tries to Dismantle Medicaid Class Action
The class action lawsuit claims that Florida refuses to cover incontinence supplies for many disabled residents over the age of 21.
A Peek into Merger and Acquisition
Due diligence and closing takes care of Regulatory Approval assistance and drafting the final legal agreement.
White Professor Sues Texas A&M University Over “Discriminatory” Fellowship Program
An official from Texas A&M University questioned whether the professor had legal standing to file the lawsuit, since the plaintiff had–allegedly–never even applied for a position with the system.
Los Angeles County Reaches Preliminary Settlement in Homeless Lawsuit
The preliminary settlement could end a years-long lawsuit between Los Angeles County, the City of Los Angeles, and regional homeless advocacy organizations.
Study Shows Promising Results for Dissolvable Insulin Tablets
A new way to administer insulin could eliminate injections.
Lawyer with Cerebral Palsy Writes New Memoir
Author Janae Hofer shares her faith and story in “Moments of Grace”.
5 Things You Should Know About Home Renovation Liabilities
A renovation comes with changes to the home. Some of these changes may be minor enough that they won’t affect insurance coverage, but many are large and thus can have equally large effects on coverage.
The Claims Process for Carbon Monoxide Poisoning
Injuries related to carbon monoxide poisoning fall under the personal injury law.
Las Vegas Water Problem Won’t Stay There
The Las Vegas water problem is a view of our future with climate chaos, brittle infrastructure, more disasters, resource depletion, and bills coming due.