Racial Segregation is Still an Issue in Most Metro Areas
University study finds racial segregation is still widespread across the U.S.
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Opioid Special Master Determines Walmart CEO Can Be Deposed
Cohen will allow Walmart’s top executive to be deposed in Cleveland’s MDL.
Justices Say Police Must Think Before Pursuing Suspect Without Warrant
However, the justice failed to establish any guideline for law enforcement pursuing a person suspected of committing a minor offense.
Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Cussing Cheerleader
The teenage cheerleader had been suspended after posting a Snapchat clip with expletives aimed at her school and cheer program.
Study Finds the Majority of Cosmetics Contain Cancer-causing PFAS
Testing reveals many makeup products contain PFAS, even if its not identified on the label.
Simple Practices Can Make or Break a Law Firm’s Reputation
Awareness of the client’s perspective will go a long way in improving a law practice and also improving the profession’s reputation. Though I don’t think lawyer jokes are going away anytime soon.
Six Flags Settles Class Action Over Fingerprinting Theme Park Guests
Six Flags Illinois’ theme park collected biometric data for redemption of guest passes, settles lawsuit.
Chiropractor is Charged with Felony Sexual Misconduct
Multiple women contend Washington-based chiropractor fondled them during their appointments.
Despite COVID, Hospitals Pursue Legal Action for Unpaid Bills
“There was a nearly 90% drop overall in legal actions between 2019 and the first seven months of 2020 by the nation’s largest hospitals and health systems,” according to a new report by Johns Hopkins University. The Johns Hopkins findings are part of an ongoing series of state and national reports that look at debt
Family of Incapacitated Woman Raped at Care Facility Settles Lawsuit
Family settled with Hacienda HealthCare doctor for $15 million.