Mother of Vanessa Marquez Hits South Pasadena with Wrongful Death Lawsuit
The mother of late actress Vanessa Marquez and the city of South Pasadena recently agreed to settle a wrongful death lawsuit for $450,000.
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This Week in Rideshare: Tips, Surveys and Phone Calls
Tips are down, surveys get real, and Lyft goes retro. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Epic Settles with Apple, Pays Out V-bucks for Loot Boxes
Epic Games offers users game credits as part of settlement with Apple.
Readily Available Drugs Are Effective Nerve Pain Alternatives
Researchers reveal promising opioid alternative results.
Multi-State Recall Issued for Certain El Abuelito Soft Cheeses Over Listeria Concerns
El Abuelito Cheese, Inc. is recalling certain packages of soft cheeses over concerns they may be contaminated with listeria.
ERCOT Faces Class Action, Lawsuits Over Texas Power Grid Failure
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas, or ERCOT, is facing a potentially massive class action after the state’s power grid failed in deadly cold conditions. ABC News reports that the lawsuit was filed by Morgan & Morgan, a Florida-based law firm with hundreds of attorneys nationwide. In its complaint, Morgan & Morgan allege that ERCOT
Mother of Ahmaud Arbery Files Lawsuit Against Accused Killers, Local Law Enforcement
Arbery was chased down and killed by three men who’d mistakenly believed he was a burglar.
New Proposal Will Build on Opioid Patients’ Right to Know Act
U.S. Representative David Trone (D-Md.), and Reps. Guy Reschenthaler (R-Pa.), Teresa Leger Fernandez (D-N.M.), and David McKinley (R-W.V.) are introducing the bipartisan Opioid Patients’ Right to Know Act in an effort to help reduce the prevalence of opioid addiction across U.S. The new proposal is based on the successful inception of the New Jersey Patient
Wisconsin Initiative Seeks to Install Naloxone Boxes in Public Areas
State program will install life-saving overdose reversal medication boxes in clinics.
Myrtle Beach Police Officer Hit with Lawsuit for Allegedly Taking Non-Consensual Photos
The city of Myrtle Beach was recently hit with a lawsuit over claims one of its police officers took non-consensual pictures of a woman while responding to a call at an apartment complex.