Pennsylvania Doctor Accused of Overprescribing Subsys
Doctor indicted on charges of overprescribing powerful opioid leading to two deaths.
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UPDATED: Citizen Partners with LA to Share COVID-19 Info Despite Data Concerns
Citizen uses SafePass to partner with LA and track coronavirus cases.
Two Men Sentenced for Manufacturing “Spice” with Dangerous Chemical
Two men charged with manufacturing dangerous concoction of drugs.
Yonkers Public Schools Hit with Lawsuit for Denying Workers Telework Options
The Yonkers Federation of Teachers recently filed a lawsuit against the Yonkers Public School District over claims it has repeatedly denied telework requests.
Nashville Restaurant Pushes Back Against COVID Restrictions with Federal Lawsuit
The owners of Jonathan’s Grille are suing the city and health department over the COVID-19 restrictions devastating their business.
Alaska Settles Case Involving Mental Health Crisis Incarceration
Alaska agrees to settle involuntary mental health incarceration litigation.
CDC Reports Reduced e-Cig Use, but Disposable Use is Up
Survey data indicating teen e-cig use is down may be flawed due to a loophole in flavor ban.
Cal U, Manheim Corp. Agree to Settlement Over Partial Parking Garage Collapse
California University recently agreed to settle a lawsuit against its contractor, Manheim Corp. of Pittsburgh, over a 2016 parking garage collapse.
Fed Up with COVID Restrictions, Oregon Businesses Threaten Lawsuits
Three business owners in Oregon are fed up with the COVID-19 restrictions devastating their businesses, and are now threatening to take legal action.
Rapid COVID-19 Testing Could be Coming to Smartphones
Researchers are developing a phone-based test that quickly detects COVID-19.