COVID-19 Social Distancing & Safe Supply in Canada
Opioid users depend on Canada’s safe supply programs. Will social distancing limit availability?
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Consumer Watchdogs and Congress Trying to Prevent Credit Score Disasters
With unemployment hitting new highs, many worry that consumers’ credit scores will tank without regulatory action.
Trump Continues to Claim that Hydroxychloroquine Can Cure Coronavirus, Even as Evidence Suggests It Can’t
Whether hydroxychloroquine can help cure coronavirus remains uncertain–but one Chinese study indicates it probably doesn’t do much good.
State AGs Don’t Want the Sacklers to Get Off Easy
The Sacklers should not be shielded amid bankruptcy, AGs argue.
COVID-19 and SUD an Especially Dangerous Combination
Substance abuse and the coronavirus can be an especially lethal combination.
Supreme Court Suppresses Byron Allen’s Racial Discrimination Suit Against Comcast
Without ruling on the merits of Allen’s case, the Supreme Court significantly narrowed the scope for future discrimination claims.
Agent Films Dog Experiments, Trade Secrets Allegedly Revealed
Lab testing performed on dogs is secretly filmed. Now the company is facing a lawsuit.
Nurse Sues Northwestern Memorial Hospital After Being Fired for Warning About ‘Ineffective’ Masks
A former nurse recently sued Northwestern Memorial Hospital over allegations of wrongful termination and retaliation.
Why Networking is So Important in the Legal Industry
Connections can uplift your career in the legal profession because you place yourself in the minds of potential employers. It is a way to ensure that your skills, strengths, and accomplishments will not be ignored.
Judge Involved in Wrongful Death Lawsuit for Hitting Cyclists
Judge fatally strikes cyclist. Family files wrongful death lawsuit.