Florida House Passes Medical Malpractice Bill HB 651
Despite potential rate increases, Florida’s House passes HB 651.
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5 Ways to Get Back on Your Fitness Track
The most common defense we make for not being active is, “I didn’t get the time” or “I had a busy day at work.”
Maintaining Legal Entity Compliance During COVID-19
As companies expand into new states in light of COVID-19, the complexity only increases.
Pacira Biosciences, Maker of a Non-opioid Painkiller, Files Lawsuit
EXPAREL maker files suit against journal, editor, and authors.
Peloton Pushing Back Against Calls to Recall its Tread+ Treadmill
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is fighting with Peloton to have a recall issued for the popular Tread+ treadmill.
Arizona Expected to Pay $23m in Fines After Failing to Give Prisoners Adequate Health Care
A judge chastised Arizona officials for repeatedly making excuses.
Common Criminal Justice System Myths Portrayed in TV Shows
As entertaining as these shows are, though, they tend to spread a lot of misinformation about the nature of crime scene investigations and how the criminal justice system in the country works.
Dartmouth Students Accused of Cheating on Virtual Exams
College students are warned about academic dishonesty sanctions.
City of Cincinnati, Plush Family Settle Wrongful Death Lawsuit for $6M
The family of Kyle Plush recently agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit with the city of Cincinnati for $6 million.
How Do You Prove Negligence After an Injury?
No personal injury claim is ordinary. A car accident case could appear uncomplicated until you discover abnormalities in the road surface or a defective airbag.