State Superior Court Judge Michael O’Neill recently ruled that a lawsuit against the New York Department of Corrections regarding allegations of sexual abuse may proceed.
As biometric technology continues to proliferate, it will not be surprising to see more robust biometric privacy laws coming out of state legislatures and Congress in the coming years.
Every U.S. state will have a different mix of energy sources used to produce electricity. This energy mix depends on multiple factors, including the availability of natural resources in the state.
Pharmacies will stand trial in the fall for their alleged role in the opioid epidemic.
Emergency departments are seeing an uptick in mental health visits, but they are not equipped to treat patients long-term.
Three Michigan women are going after the state’s treasury in a class-action lawsuit that seeks to bring an end to taxes on feminine hygiene products.
Social media is a powerful tool for helping out underprivileged groups who do not have an active presence or voice.
Experienced trial attorneys garner more respect in the legal community, and the insurance companies know them all too well. They do not relish going to court against them.
Essentially, those who play college sports do so at their own risk, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle is integral to the personal safety of every athlete.
