Warehouse Owner Charged with Hoarding Lifesaving Supplies
Investigators find lifesaving PPE supplies in New York warehouse.
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Northeastern University Hit with Lawsuit Over COVID-18 Shutdown
Northwestern University is at the center of a lawsuit over its campus shutdown due to COVID-19.
China May Still be Selling Addictive Fentanyl Internationally
Despite new restrictions on fentanyl, China may still be flooding the international market.
Lawmakers, Attorneys General Push for Antitrust Investigation into Meatpacking Industry
Officials say the meatpacking industry has had problems for years–and it’s problems are only getting worse with coronavirus.
In Vendetta Against Italian Americans, Man Places Fake Pizza Orders
Criminal takes advantage of struggling restaurants ordering thousands of dollars worth of food he never planned to pick up.
Michigan’s Addiction Treatment Centers Forced to Reduce Capacity
Treatment centers are reducing capacity, leading to longer wait times for new admissions.
FDA Announces New Regulations for Makers of Coronavirus Antibody Tests
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has announced that newly manufactured coronavirus antibody tests will be subject to strict standards. According to The Wall Street Journal, the FDA has been extensively criticized for pushing antibody tests to market without holding manufacturers to any rigid regulatory standard. New tests, says the Journal, began flooding the market
COVID-19 Impacting Personal Injury Law
The role of technology has expanded greatly by COVID-19 guidelines, and is currently the primary weapon trial lawyers have in order to remain aggressive in prosecuting their cases.
Mallinckrodt Faces Opioid Litigation Yet Again in New York
New York accuses Mallinckrodt of violating two state insurance laws in latest opioid case.
Class Action Settlement Reached in Recovery Program, Plastics Case
District Judge Timothy Brooks has submitted a class action ruling ordering Hendren Plastics and the Drug and Alcohol Recovery Program (DARP) of Decatur, Arkansas, to pay 172 former program participants more than $1.1 million in back wages. According to the case, those suffering from addictions enrolled at the DARP Foundation for recovery help. Many were