Parent Loses Job After Pushing for In-Person Learning, Lawsuit Claims
A parent who has a child attending Rochester Community Schools is suing the district after she was fired for speaking out about the school’s return to learn plan.
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Government Settles Lawsuit With 15 Women Claiming Sexual Abuse in Florida Prison
The United States government has settled a federal lawsuit with 15 women who said that correctional officers at a Florida prison sexually abused them without repercussion. According to The Tampa Bay Times, the lawsuit contended that Bureau of Prisons officers at the Federal Correctional Complex Coleman in Sumter County, Florida, sexually abused female inmates for
Supreme Court Will Not Review Texas-led Lawsuit to Revive Trump’s “Public Charge” Rule
The United States Supreme Court declined to review a lawsuit filed by Texas and 13 other states, which had sought to revive the Trump administration’s “public charge” rule. The issue, notes The Texas Tribune, centers on the Trump administration’s decision to broaden the definition of the term “public charge” to include noncitizens who rely on
Scentsational Hand Sanitizer is Recalled for Methanol Contamination
FDA takes more hand sanitizers off the market.
Why Do Law Firms Almost Always Carry the Names of the Lawyers?
It’s a “cleaner” way of making your name popular in the legal domain.
Workplace Sexual Harassment Law Trends for 2021
Compared to the previous year, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) had a 12% increase in complaints with claims of sexual harassment.
FDA Approves Higher Dose Opioid Overdose Reversal Drug Kloxxado
High-dose overdose reversal nasal spray will launch later this year.
Lit Review Shows Ketamine Could be a Viable Opioid Alternative
Research team looks at a safer pain management option.
Biden Relaxes Buprenorphine Prescribing but Pharmacies Aren’t Biting
Although physicians are more readily able to prescribe buprenorphine, pharmacies are still refusing to dispense it.
Does Bankruptcy Clear Back Taxes?
Every year, the IRS sends tens of thousands of deficiency notices, demand letters, and other “Dear Taxpayer” correspondence.