Texas Lawsuit Accuses Facebook of Stealing Users’ Biometric Data
The lawsuit claims that Facebook’s auto-tag feature actually served to harvest tens of millions of Texas consumers’ biometric identifiers.
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How Do I Know If My Baby Has Necrotizing Enterocolitis?
NEC most often occurs in infants who are born before 32 weeks.
Law Firm Marketing: Firms Pivot to Online Conferencing
Even as the law-firm workplace preps for a post-pandemic world, the convenience and cost savings online conferencing brings to the table will ensure the solution is here to stay.
Oklahoma AG Said Docs Can Prescribe Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine
Oklahoma attorney general says there is “no legal bias” for giving ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine to combat the virus.
COVID Can Cause Pregnancy Complications, Study Shows
New research shows that a moderate to severe case of the coronavirus can complicate pregnancies and harm newborns.
Marine Recruited Women Online in Sextortion Campaign
Marine Corps. service member targeted women online, asking for sexually explicit images and videos.
Couple Indicted on Stolen Bitcoin Charges
After Bitfinex hack, a New York couple attempts to launder billions in bitcoin.
Federal Court Rules Children with Diabetes in NYC Denied Equal Access to Field Trips and Bus Transportation
The lawsuit seeks an overhaul of the DOE’s systemic policies and practices governing the delivery of diabetes-related care to ensure that all students with diabetes receive appropriate care and can participate in all school programs.
Boy Scouts Move Closer to New Bankruptcy Deal
The agreement still needs to be processed and approved by a federal bankruptcy judge.
Indianapolis FedEx Shooting Victims, Families Ponder Lawsuit
The lawsuit trails other survivors’ ongoing efforts to get compensation from the City of Indianapolis.