CDC Reports Reduced e-Cig Use, but Disposable Use is Up
Survey data indicating teen e-cig use is down may be flawed due to a loophole in flavor ban.
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Cal U, Manheim Corp. Agree to Settlement Over Partial Parking Garage Collapse
California University recently agreed to settle a lawsuit against its contractor, Manheim Corp. of Pittsburgh, over a 2016 parking garage collapse.
Fed Up with COVID Restrictions, Oregon Businesses Threaten Lawsuits
Three business owners in Oregon are fed up with the COVID-19 restrictions devastating their businesses, and are now threatening to take legal action.
Rapid COVID-19 Testing Could be Coming to Smartphones
Researchers are developing a phone-based test that quickly detects COVID-19.
Hindsight is 20/20 When it Comes to Prosecuting Purdue
Prosecutor admits he didn’t want to take OxyContin off the market.
More Immigrant Women Say ICE Gave Them Unauthorized, Unwanted Hysterectomies
While media analyses have yet to confirm reports of widespread hysterectomies at Irwin County Detention Center, more migrant women are sharing their stories.
Lawsuits Say Minneapolis Police Brutality Cost Two Young Men Their Eyes
One of the two plaintiffs says he was cleaning up rubble with his mother when a tear gas canister exploded in front of his face. Doctors said he may never regain vision in one eye.
West Penn Hospital Hit with Class-Action Lawsuit Over Secret Patient Recordings
West Penn Hospital is at the center of a class-action lawsuit alleging it failed to protect the privacy of its patients.
Unapproved Anxiety Drug is Causing Fatal Overdoses
Anxiety treatment FDA never approved is being abused in the U.S.
This week in Rideshare: London, $100K, and Autonomous
Uber woos London, the $100K goal, and self-driving disasters. LegalRideshare breaks it down.