Family of George Floyd Sues City of Minneapolis, Cops Involved in Killing
Ben Crump, the family’s attorney, said police brutality is a “public health crisis.”
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Alphabet Inc., Google Sued for Discreetly Tracking User Activity Without Consent
Google allegedly collects information on users who specifically opted-out of its data tracking services.
As COVID-19 Rages On, Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuits Skyrocket
Pregnancy discrimination lawsuits are on the rise, leaving some businesses wondering how to respond.
Heron Receives 2nd Rejection Letter from FDA
Drug development company is determined, despite second rejection, to get pain management drug approved.
Family Buys Street Vendor’s Whole Cart, Sets Up GoFundMe
Family buys street vendor’s whole cart of pops, then sets up fundraiser to help him retire.
Massachusetts Sues Uber, Lyft to Classify Drivers as Employees Rather Than Contractors
In a statement, Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey said the coronavirus pandemic has shown how vulnerable contractors are to economic disruption.
Financial Tips for People Caring for Children and Aging Parents
The key when you are planning for the future, particularly when supporting aging parents and children still at home or needing support, is that you plan and ensure you are covering your financial needs as well.
Leptin Provides Effective Pain Relief for Sleep Apnea Patients
Leptin may be a safer pain management option for patients with sleep apnea in trauma centers, according to new study.
Potent Opioid Drug Carfentanil Found in Canada, Authorities Warn
Canada’s authorities warn that carfentanil, a powerful opioid, has been found in at least one overdose case.
Apple Will Pay “Batterygate” Victims Through New Website
Apple’s $500 million settlement fund will only pay “Batterygate” victims about $25 per claim.