Missouri Man Wins $2M Settlement After He was Wrongfully Convicted of Murder
A Missouri man was recently awarded a $2 million settlement after he sued the Lincoln County sheriff’s department for wrongfully convicting him of murder.
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New York A.G. Letitia James to Investigate Videoconferencing App Zoom
While the attorney general’s office was quick to praise Zoom, it raised repeated questions about the app’s security measures.
Lawsuit: Inmates Running Out of Soap, Cleaning Supplies as Coronavirus Continues to Spread
Inmates in Texas and Washington, D.C., have sued for better conditions, claiming they’ve been left to fend for themselves amidst the pandemic.
Federal Document Claims Hate Group Planned to Spread Virus
White supremacists are using the coronavirus as a weapon, according to brief.
Some Strange Things are Happening During This Pandemic
COVID-19 hasn’t exactly been bringing out the best in everyone.
What Happens If You’re Injured in a Retail Store?
Retail store injuries can become a bit messy if they are taken to court. However, this isn’t a reason for you not to claim what belongs to you.
Make Internet Safety a Priority for Your Family
Teaching kids from an early age how to respectfully treat not only others but themselves on the Internet will go a long way towards making the Internet a safer space for children and adults alike.
The Car Book 2020 – Tragedy Preventer
The following year NHTSA crash tested the 1981 Honda Civic. Honda had made several safety modifications beginning with the 1981 Civic model that resulted in passing the crash tests in what was the new NCAP Program.
Lawsuits Challenging Social Distancing Will Fail, Legal Experts Say
Lawsuits challenging social distancing during the pandemic are not likely to succeed.
Will the Internet Crash Before the Pandemic is Over?
Experts say the internet should be okay during a pandemic.