Americans Sue China Over Coronavirus
Two attorneys are making an argument that some experts have called “crazy”: that the Chinese Communist Party can be sued separately from the Chinese government.
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Florida’s Mental Health Crisis May be Irreversible After Pandemic
Florida sees significant increase in crisis calls. Experts are worried the mental health crisis will reach epic proportions.
Security Guard Murdered Over Face Mask Issue
Flint dollar store security guard is shot to death after refusing to let patron shop without mask.
OSHA Won’t Investigate Small Farm Injuries, Deaths
Small farm workers are dying and there’s still no oversight.
RADM Melissa Bert Fills Top USCG Legal Spot
Congratulations to Rear Admiral Melissa Bert, the first woman to serve as Judge Advocate General and Chief Counsel of the Coast Guard.
Children are Developing Symptoms Possibly Linked to COVID-19
Children are being hospitalized with mysterious symptoms possibility linked to the coronavirus.
Thousands of Buses and Trucks Recalled Due to Defective Fuel Heater
Cummings and Navistar, Inc. recently issued a recall for certain school buses, trucks, and other vehicles over concerns their engines might overheat.
Ohio State University to Pay $40.9m Settlement to Men Abused by Former College Physician
The late physician Richard Strauss, who worked at OSU for decades, is suspected of sexually assaulting dozens of men between 1978 and the late 1990s.
Lowe’s, Uber Partner to Deliver Mother’s Day Flowers to Seniors
Lowe’s, Uber will be delivering flowers to quarantined seniors unable to see family on Mother’s Day.
Supreme Court Rules in Romag vs. Fossil Trademark Infringement Case
Supreme Court rules a plaintiff does not have to prove willful infringement to receive damages in trademark case.