Social Media Impacts Mental Health Both Positively, Negatively
Social media continues to get mixed reviews when it comes to mental health.
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All You Need to Know About Indiana’s Attractive Nuisance Laws
One thing is clear: property owners must take reasonable steps to protect children from hazards and warn people of potentially dangerous conditions.
Lex Machina Releases 2022 Insurance Litigation Report
2021 was a record year for insurance case filings with increases in cases concerning hurricanes, automobiles, and business liability.
8 Reasons Ex-Employees Can Claim Unfair Dismissal
The most common reason employees file for unfair dismissal, when it comes down to it, is lack of communication from the employer. ~ Jay Stafford, Law Firm of J.W. Stafford, L.L.C.
Virginia School System Faces Two Sexual Assault Cases
Two Virginia school lawsuits are back in court.
Cannabis-fed Chickens Will Likely Be Sold at a Premium
A Thailand farmer began feeding his chickens marijuana and scientists found antibiotics were no longer needed.
Twitter Follows Through on Threat to Sue Elon Musk
Twitter’s lawsuit intends to force Musk into completing his planned $44 billion acquisition of the social media platform.
Federal Judge Gives Green Light to Subway Tuna Sandwich Lawsuit
The court refused Subway’s request to dismiss the lawsuit, saying that the complaint’s central facts have yet to be resolved.
How Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Works In Maryland
If a debtor fails to complete either bankruptcy course, the debtor cannot receive a bankruptcy discharge.
Life Expectancy is Impacted by Racial Disparities, Report Shows
Life expectancy rates can vary vastly across races, research shows.