Pro-life Groups Challenge Louisville Buffer Zone Ordinance in New Lawsuit
Sisters For Life and the Kentucky Right to Life Association filed a lawsuit over a new buffer zone ordinance they claim violates free speech and religious freedom.
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Freshpet Inc. Recalls Certain Packages of Dog Food Due to Salmonella Concerns
Freshpet Inc. is recalling certain bags of pet food over salmonella concerns.
Supreme Court Tosses Red States’ Challenge to Affordable Care Act
In a 7-2 decision, the justices found that the Republican attorneys general seeking to overturn Obamacare lacked standing to sue.
Supreme Court Shoots Down Child Slavery Lawsuit Against Nestle and Cargill
The justices noted that, even after 15 years of litigation, the plaintiffs could not demonstrate that either company knew that certain cocoa farms and cooperatives used child labor.
What is One Reason You Became a Lawyer?
As a US Army veteran who served in Iraq and has first-hand experience going from conflict in foreign lands to the battles at home, I have a deep sense of compassion for those who have PTSD. ~ John Berry, Berry Law
Study Suggests Addiction Could Have a Genetic Component
Addiction can be inherited from family members, research shows.
Psychoanalyst Writes ‘Whiteness’ is a ‘Parasitic-like Condition’
Psychoanalyst journal publishes piece ‘demonizing whiteness.’
Justice Department Drops Lawsuit Against John Bolton and Tell-all Book
Attorneys for Bolton have said the Biden administration’s decision is tantamount to a total vindication for Trump’s one-time national security adviser.
Women File Lawsuit Against Pornhub, Claiming Website Profited Off Exploitation
The lawsuit likens Pornhub and its parent company, MindGeek, to a Sopranos-style criminal organization.
Identifying Info in Medical Treatment May Encourage Racial Bias
Racial disparities persist in patient treatment planning.