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.
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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.
McDonald’s Franchisee Files Racial Discrimination Lawsuit
Herbert Washington files a racial discrimination lawsuit against McDonald’s.
Protect the Peninsula Ask to Join Michigan Winery Case
PTP asks to join Peninsula Township as a co-defendant in WOMP’s case.
Supreme Court Says Manhattan D.A. Can Grab Donald Trump’s Tax Records
While the records won’t be immediately available to the public, the move is nonetheless a devastating blow to the former president.
CFPB Sues Libre by Nexus, Claiming Company Offers Predatory Bonds to Vulnerable Immigrants
In many cases, it’d be cheaper for immigrants to pay a nonrefundable bond to ICE than to bother with Libre’s bond services.
AcelRx Receives Warning from FDA Concerning Dsuvia Marketing
FDA takes issue with Dsuvia marketing.
Kanto Kosan CEO, Co-defendants, Charged in Wastewater Scheme
DOJ indicts Japanese company for dumping wastewater without following regulations.