U.S. Air Force Settles with Family of Contractor Killed By F-16 in Training Exercise
Charles Holbrook was killed after an F-16 student pilot mistook a line of rental cars for a demonstration target.
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This Week in Rideshare: Prop 22, House Parties and India
Uber and unions go head-to-head, house parties cause chaos and engineers in India. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Netflix Under Fire for Sexually Suggestive ‘Cuties’ Film
Netflix faces litigation over airing a film critics say could attract pedophiles.
UK to Put Warning Labels on Opioid Drugs
The Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) in the U.K. has announced it will be strengthening opioid addiction and dependence warning labels on patient information leaflets. According to the agency, these labels will make it clear “the medicine is an opioid, which can cause addiction, and that there can be withdrawal symptoms if people
Dog Food Recall Expanded Over Unsafe Levels of Aflatoxin
A voluntary recall of certain types of dog food was recently expanded over unsafe levels of aflatoxin.
ICON Hits Peloton with Lawsuit for Infringing on Two Patents
Earlier this month, ICON Health & Fitness filed a lawsuit against Peloton over allegations that Peloton infringed on its patents.
Michigan House Approves Bills Extending, Expanding Unemployment Benefits
The House moved quickly to address a potential crisis caused by the state Supreme Court’s invalidation of many of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s coronavirus-related executive orders.
Study Finds FDA Often Approves Addictive Drugs with Limited Trials
FDA’s drug approval process is subpar, according to new study.
After Filing Racial Discrimination Lawsuit, Two McDonald’s Employees Were Terminated
Earlier this year, two former McDonald’s employees filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the company and were recently fired as a result.
Top 8 Lawyer Apps That Provide Easier Access to Legal Help
Advanced technologies such as cloud computing have reduced the burden of carrying papers significantly.