State. v. Juan E. Cruz- Pena: NJ Supreme Court Tackles “Substantial Period” Element in Kidnapping
This case also demonstrates a common issue in law – not everything is black and white; there is a lot of gray area.
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COP26 Summit: From Hope to Nope
The recent COP26 meetup in Glasgow was supposedly our last best chance to take real climate action and avert disaster, but then: more blah, blah, blah.
Man Dropped Off During Schizophrenic Episode, Hit by Car, Sues
During a mental health episode, a man was dropped in abandoned lot and struck by a car. He is suing the police and hospital involved.
Recall Issued for Trader Joe’s Chicken Patty Products Due to Contamination Concerns
Trader Joe’s is recalling certain chicken patty products that might be contaminated with bone fragments.
Common OTC Drugs Can Reduce Alzheimer’s Symptoms, Study Shows
Commonly used drugs can reduce and reverse symptoms of AD.
Michigan’s Drivers Will Receive Refund Checks
Michigan Motor vehicle owners who carry insurance can expected to be reimbursed for high rates.
FDA Announces Voluntary Recall of At-Home COVID-19 Tests
Millions of Ellume at-home COVID-19 tests are being recalled after the FDA determined they are producing an alarming number of false positives.
NJ Supreme Court Remands State of New Jersey v. Garcia Over Suppressed Evidence
A police detective testified that she had attempted to find witnesses, and couldn’t find any. The cell phone video evidence would have helped refute this.
SCOTUS Interprets TPS and “Lawful Admission” in Sanchez v. Mayorkas
The process of adjusting status in the United States is very complex, requiring the careful analysis and attention of an experienced and skilled immigration attorney.
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.