Weird Dreams, Reading Fiction May Lead to Higher Intelligence
Neuroscientist suggests having strange dreams may break limited thinking and increase intelligence.
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DOJ Settles Landlord Sexual Harassment Case in San Diego
Federal government settles case in which landlord is accused of harassing female tenants.
Texas Doctor Indicted on Opioid Fraud Charges
Doctor and pharmacist face fraud charges brought by the Department of Justice.
Docs Say TikTok is Useful for Sharing Mental Health Info
Video platform TikTok is an easy way for mental health information to go viral.
Lawsuit: Minneapolis Area Law Firm’s President Fired Partners Who Support Trump
The firm’s managing director also allegedly reneged on the fired partners’ buyout agreement.
Biden Administration Threatens to Sue Texas Over Unaccompanied Minors Policy
The Health and Human Services claims that Texas’s new policy–which would close down a number of state-licensed facilities–violates the Supremacy Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
Justice Department Will Continue to Defend Trump in E. Jean Carroll Defamation Lawsuit
The Justice Department says the issue has less to do with Trump’s “crude” language than whether his actions were carried out in performance of his presidential duties.
Veteran Donates 36 Acres for Addiction Rehab Center
Veteran donates land for mental health and addiction treatment center honoring deceased partner.
Family Tries Unsuccessfully to Get Support from State, Federal Funds
Florida law doesn’t allow families to sue over birth defects.
How Do You Sue a Company for Breach of Contract?
There are several other requirements for a valid contract, including the legality of the agreement and the freedom of the parties to negotiate or reject the other’s offer.