VR May Help Patients Manage Agoraphobia
Individuals suffering from severe social anxiety can more easily seek therapy via VR.
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Explaining Premises Liability in Simpler Terms
An invitee is a person visiting a property to conduct business or make a purchase.
Your Florida Drinking Water May Be Killing You
Tri-halomethanes appear during water treatment with chlorine and other disinfectants.
The Housing Bubble and its Discontents
The housing bubble may be great for some investors, but it brings precarity for families while rent increases push low-income earners out on the street.
As Husel’s Criminal Case Closes, He’ll Still Face Civil Suits
Families pursue civil suits again one-time Mount Carmel doctor.
Family Files Lawsuit After Wrong Body is Buried
Family is shocked when their son shows up days after his funeral service.
CPSC, Best Buy Recall 772K Air Fryers Amid Fire Hazard Concerns
The US Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling thousands of air fryers and air fryer ovens that may pose a safety hazard.
City of Lincoln, Police Department Hit with Discrimination, Harassment Lawsuit
The city of Lincoln and its police department were recently hit with a lawsuit alleging gender discrimination and harassment.
Walmart Zucchini Recalled Amid Concerns of Potential Salmonella Contamination
World Variety Produce Inc. is recalling certain lots of organic zucchini sold in Walmart stores that might be contaminated with salmonella.
Supreme Court Finds Puerto Rico Residents Ineligible for SSI Benefits
The sole dissenting justice was Sonia Sotomayor. Sotomayor, whose parents were born in Puerto Rico, opined that there is no “rational basis” for Congress to deny Supplemental Security Income benefits to U.S. citizens who live in the U.S. territory of Puerto Rico.