University of Cali Will Not Longer Accept ACT, SAT Scores
Entrance exam scores will not longer be part of the university’s admissions process.
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Immigration Law and the Business World: Breaking It Down
Being thorough in your efforts will ensure you remain legally compliant in your expansion efforts, both in your home country and the country of relocation.
Five More Women File Lawsuits Accusing Amazon of Gender Bias, Racial Discrimination
The separately-filed lawsuits allege that Amazon managers across the country discriminate against women and racial minorities.
Brazil Says Long-term Drug Patent Extensions are Unconstitutional
Brazil Supreme Court rules patent extensions keep drug prices from being affordable.
Undeclared Allergens, Misbranding Prompt Recall of Meatballs, Pork
King’s Command Food, LLC is recalling certain packages of meatballs and pork over misbranding and undeclared allergen issues.
Fourth Researcher Indicted for Fake Asthma Clinical Trials
Fourth defendant indicted in asthma trial scheme.
Top 4 Issues in Health Law 2021
We are witnessing major changes that are being brought about after the tumultuous year that was 2020.
Judge Dismisses Google’s Request to Change Venue in Texas Anti-Trust Lawsuit
Google unsuccessfully argued that any lawsuit against it should be held in California, where its corporate headquarters are located.
All Eyes are on West Virginia’s Opioid Cases
Huntington and Cabell County, West Virginia, are up next in addiction crisis litigation.
Riverside Electric Transfer Lawsuit Ends in $24M Settlement
Riverside electric customers will soon receive credits toward their electric bills as a result of a recent lawsuit settlement.