Researchers Reserve Vision Loss in Retinitis Pigmentosa Patient
Study shows partial vision re-stimulation in a patient with Retinitis pigmentosa.
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Half of $8.1M Settlement in Hawaii Thai Workers Case Received
Thai workers will receive compensation in EEOC lawsuit.
Lawsuit: Maryland Jail Only Let Christians Apply for Chaplain Position
Plaintiff Edrees Bridges–a Muslim who worked at the jail as a volunteer chaplain–said applicants for a paid position were required to sign a “Statement of Applicant’s Christian Faith.”
Justice Department Asks Judge to Dismiss Lafayette Square Lawsuit Against Trump
Government attorneys said neither Trump nor law enforcement should be held liable for ensuring the security of a sitting president.
Imposter Syndrome Affects up to 65% of Workforce
The majority of working professionals have experienced imposter syndrome but it’s not often talked about.
Excessive Work Hours Lead to Significant Health Problems, Death
Long hours at work are contributing to health risks and early death, study reports.
Destroying the Country to Save It
The Republican agenda seems to be to destroy the country to save it from …what, exactly?
What NOT to Do After Suffering a Job-Related Injury
Regardless of whether you have a claim for worker’s compensation, there are several critical mistakes you need to avoid after suffering a job-related injury.
Business Law Issues and Trends
Actions to improve the overall practice, such as the potential limits on billable hours and the possibilities of legal services outsourcing are also expected to make more waves this year.
Salvation Army Faces Lawsuit Over Alleged Wages Due
Rehabilitation program workers say they should be paid for the work performed.