Advocates for New York City’s homeless have filed a lawsuit against the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, claiming the agency’s new coronavirus rules unfairly target people who shelter in the subway because they have nowhere else to go. According to The New York Times, the city recently decreed that nobody can stay in a subway station for
Uber ushers people to Walgreens, we offer a $10,000 reward, and rideshare considers bitcoin. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Illicit drug dealers are disguising a deadly synthetic opioid in pills.
Florida Cancer Specialists founder and one-time president will stand trial for market allocation scheme.
A Texas judge has extended a temporary restraining order against President Joe Biden’s 100-day freeze on new deportations. According to The Hill, Judge Drew Tipton of the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas extended an earlier restraining order against Biden’s decree. In his decision, Tipton said that preventing federal agencies from removing
Barr felt a plea deal could appear too lenient, especially to protesters.
Fentanyl-laced pressed pills are becoming more common in Pennsylvania, officials warn.
Herbert Slatery files a lawsuit against opioid dispenser Food City.
A Lubbock bar is under fire in a wrongful death lawsuit after an intoxicated patron caused a fatal accident.
The St. Louis County Board is debating whether or not to settle a $190,000 lawsuit filed back in 2017.