DOJ Permanently Bars Tax Preparer from Continuing His Practice
The Department of Justice investigates tax preparer, banning him from practicing and monitoring compliance moving forward.
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This Week in Rideshare: Employees, Commissions, and Vaccinations
Dutch court steps in, Uber offers new pricing, and Hawaii works with Uber. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
7 Important Legal Requirements for Starting a Small Business
From finding a unique business name to buying insurance plans and creating detailed contracts, there is a lot that you need to do.
Class Action Filed After Hospital Ransomware Attack
Patient files class action lawsuit after hospital’s IT system is compromised.
Cleaning up your Online Reputation: How to Rebuild After a Viral Legal Issue
If you have negative articles or court documents about your company, product, or personal life on the first page of Google, it will take time to suppress them.
Oklahoma Attorney Rises to National Stardom in Dr. Death Case
“I don’t want to scare people, but there could be a Dr. Death operating right now in a hospital near you and you the patient would have no way of knowing.” – Kay Van Wey
Maine Man & His Uncle Sentenced for Hate Crimes
Two Maine men are sentenced for federal hate crimes.
Women and Testosterone Therapy: More Research Needed
Given the unapproved status of testosterone for women in the U.S., it is virtually impossible to track the number of prescriptions dispensed specifically for this purpose.
Major Boy Scouts Insurer Announces $787m Settlement
The Hartford and Mormon Church will collectively contribute more than $1 billion to a victims’ fund. However, some attorneys say the settlement amount will deprive claimants of their fair share.
Vermont Sues Oil Companies for Global Warming “Deception”
The lawsuit requests a court to order oil companies, like ExxonMobil and Sunoco, to warn consumers about the dangers of fossil fuel products.