COVID-19 Patients, Hospital Staff Burdened by DEA Quotas
Coronavirus patients on ventilators are feeling the pinch of federal drug quotas.
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Indivior Offers $600 Million to Settle Justice Department Investigation
Suboxone film drugmaker settles federal probe finding it misrepresented the drug’s benefits.
Geisinger Medical Center Settles Lawsuit Over Infection that Killed Premature Babies
Geisinger Medical Center in Danville announced a settlement agreement to bring an end to a civil lawsuit over a deadly infection that killed premature infants.
New Jersey Immigration Attorneys Say Newark Courts Endangering Everyone by Ordering In-Person Hearings
A coalition of immigration attorneys have filed a lawsuit challenging the Newark EOIR’s mandate that non-detainee hearings be held in person.
Is COVID-19 Stressing Out Your Pets? More Than You May Think!
This anxiety isn’t just restricted to just you and your family, though. It’s very easy for these feelings to translate to your beloved pets as well.
War on the Suburbs: How HUD’s Housing Policies Became a Weapon for Social Change
There is, without mincing words, a War on the Suburbs in America. It is a war not against a geographical location or a type of housing or community, but an attack on a way of life.
Revel Halts NYC Scooter Service After 2nd Fatal Incident
Last week, Revel announced it was suspending its ride-share scooter service in New York City after a second fatal incident.
Zoom Trials: How to Properly Prepare (Wear Pants!) Part II
One last tip…always wear business appropriate bottoms, or at least be prepared to laugh at yourself when you make a gaffe (because you will).
VA Has Been Slow to Change Sexual Harassment Procedures
The GAO plans to hold the VA accountable for reforming sexual harassment policies.
Experts Suggest Sacklers Could Get Their Bankruptcy Settlement
Legal experts suggest the Sacklers may just get their way after all.