Florida Woman is Gearing Up to Make Changes to State Law
After losing her father, a Florida woman is going to the capitol to fight for changes to the state’s medical malpractice protections.
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40 Lawsuits Filed Against Live Nation, Travis Scott After Crowd Crush Disaster
One of the lawsuits claims that Live Nation security stood idly while concert-goers begged for help.
Jensen v. Wilson Testimony Shows “Gruesome” State of Health Care in AZ Prisons
An expert witness testified that Arizona prisoner are subject to “shockingly” inhumane conditions.
What is Sexual Orientation Discrimination in Oregon?
Oregon offers employees greater protection compared to federal law, and specific sexual orientations are considered protected classes.
Phthalates, a Harmful Chemical, is Found in Fast-food, Researchers Say
Some fast-food contains a chemical that appears to be harmful when ingested.
Boston Doctor Gets ‘Slap on the Wrist’ After Falling Asleep During Surgery
A Boston doctor fell asleep in his car and didn’t return to perform a surgery.
Washington Orchard Faces Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
This entire situation highlights the fact that seasonal immigrant workers are especially at risk when it comes to sexual harassment.
Washington Faces Class Action Against “WA Cares Fund” Payroll Tax
The “WA Cares Fund” is intended to provide financial assistance to residents who need help paying long-term care expenses.
SCOTUS Decided Pereira v. Wilkinson, Involving Ambiguous Conviction & a Removal Order
Due to the ambiguity in the record regarding the basis for Mr. Pereida’s conviction and his unwillingness to offer any competing evidence of his own, it was concluded that he failed the burden of proof.
Doctor Loses License, Says He’ll be Acquitted of 45 Charges Against Him
The Kentucky Board of Medical Licensure issued an emergency suspension order effective October 23 against Samson K. Orusa, MD Clarksville, Tennessee, a physician accused of healthcare fraud and inappropriately prescribing opioids. The defendant indicated that he anticipates being acquitted of more than 40 charges against him. Orusa was convicted by a jury in Tennessee of