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Sarah Palin Loses Libel Lawsuit Against New York Times

Ryan J. Farrick - February 16, 2022

The presiding judge said that, even if the jury delivered a favorable verdict for Palin, he would have been compelled to overturn it.

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Greenwood County Jail Hit with Negligence Lawsuit After Inmate Death

Brianna Smith - February 16, 2022

Greenwood County Jail is being accused of negligence after an inmate died in 2019.

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The Dangers and Varieties of Stimulant Drug Use

Kevin Morris - February 16, 2022

The high users experience from meth is arguably more enticing to users compared to other illicit stimulants because of the intense release of dopamine.

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What Happens When You Get a DUI for the First Time?

Michelle White - February 16, 2022

DUI offenses are notoriously expensive. For a first-time DUI, you may have to shell a thousand dollars for the fines alone.

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Prince Andrew Settles Virginia Giuffre Sex Assault Lawsuit Out of Court

Ryan J. Farrick - February 15, 2022

Prince Andrew expressed his regret for associating with the late billionaire Jeffrey Epstein, but refused to admit he ever sexually assaulted Giuffre.

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Texas Lawsuit Accuses Facebook of Stealing Users’ Biometric Data

Ryan J. Farrick - February 15, 2022

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?

Mark Scott - February 15, 2022

NEC most often occurs in infants who are born before 32 weeks.

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Law Firm Marketing: Firms Pivot to Online Conferencing

Michael Layne - February 15, 2022

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.

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Oklahoma AG Said Docs Can Prescribe Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine

Oklahoma AG Said Docs Can Prescribe Ivermectin, Hydroxychloroquine

Sara E. Teller - February 15, 2022

Oklahoma attorney general says there is “no legal bias” for giving ivermectin or hydroxychloroquine to combat the virus. 

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COVID Can Cause Pregnancy Complications, Study Shows

COVID Can Cause Pregnancy Complications, Study Shows

Sara E. Teller - February 15, 2022

New research shows that a moderate to severe case of the coronavirus can complicate pregnancies and harm newborns.

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