Avoiding Long Haul COVID Disability Claim Denials in 2022
The expert knowledge in this long-term disability area continues to evolve, which means that COVID-19 disability insurance claims are rarely “black-and-white”.
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Colorado River States to Face Reckoning
Decades deep in megadrought and damaged by the climate crisis, seven states will soon be obligated to stop using an Arizona’s-worth of Colorado River water.
Asian Americans Have Highest Suicidal Ideation, Survey Shows
Self-reported data shows Asian Americans have high rates of suicidal thoughts.
Telemedicine Business Owner is Convicted of Fraud, Tax Evasion
Telemedicine and telemarketing business leader in Florida pleads guilty and is convicted.
Costco Patio Umbrellas Recalled Over Fire Hazard Concerns
Certain patio umbrellas sold at Costco are being recalled for posing a fire hazard.
MA Supreme Court: Woman Can Sue Harvard for Displaying Slavery Photos
The plaintiff alleges that Harvard has exploited “brutal” images of slaves–slaves she claims she is descended from.
The Supreme Court Denies Bids from Former Insys Leaders
Insys executives claim they did not have medical knowledge of the dangerous effects of Subsys.
Growing Up in an Unsafe Neighborhood Impacts Mental Health
Improving neighborhood safety may help sleep habits.
Mother of Colorado Shooting “Hero” Files Lawsuit After Son Killed By Police
Johnny Hurley shot and killed a gunman who had ambushed an Arvada, Colorado, police officer. Minutes later, responding officers mistook Hurley for the initial shooter, killing him.
Supreme Court: Police Can’t Be Sued for Violating Suspects’ Miranda Rights
Writing for a split, 6-3 majority, Justice Samuel Alito suggested that a violation of a suspect’s Miranda rights are not necessarily a violation of their constitutional rights, too.