Biden’s New Department of Justice Opts to Drop Discrimination Lawsuit Against Yale
The agency will, however, continue to investigate Yale using “administrative” means.
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This Week in Rideshare: Buys, Bots and Demands
Uber drinks up Drizly, Amazon goes AI, and IDG demands better for drivers. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
U.S. Senators Want “Dreamers” to Have Path to Citizenship
The bipartisan duo of lawmakers say it’s important to offer Dreamers the opportunity to make their legal status permanent.
Victory Innovations Recalling Thousands of Electrostatic Sprayers Due to Fire Hazard Concerns
Earlier this week, Victory Innovations issued a recall for certain electrostatic sprayers with lithium-ion battery packs because they might catch fire and explode.
5 Different Types of Law Practice
The main thing to keep in mind as a citizen in need of a lawyer is that you want to hire someone who knows the special area of law that you need help dealing with.
Levy Sentenced to 20 Years for Misdiagnosing Veteran
Former VA pathologist is sentenced to prison for misdiagnosing a patient who died in his care.
Spanish Teacher Accuses Catholic Prep Official of Harassment
Jesuit High teacher files a harassment lawsuit claiming school protected its top disciplinarian.
Metropolitan Correctional Center Hit with Lawsuit Over Handling of COVID-19 Outbreaks
A couple inmates at Metropolitan Correctional Center recently decided to sue the facility over its handling of COVID-19.
What is the Difference Between Class Action Lawsuits and Mass Torts?
The truth is mass torts and class action lawsuits actually have quite a bit in common.
Contract Logix Revolutionizes the Way Businesses Negotiate Contracts with Groundbreaking Collaboration Room Technology
Major new product release makes contract collaboration fast, simple, and frictionless regardless of where parties are located.