Michigan House Approves Bills Extending, Expanding Unemployment Benefits
The House moved quickly to address a potential crisis caused by the state Supreme Court’s invalidation of many of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s coronavirus-related executive orders.
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Study Finds FDA Often Approves Addictive Drugs with Limited Trials
FDA’s drug approval process is subpar, according to new study.
After Filing Racial Discrimination Lawsuit, Two McDonald’s Employees Were Terminated
Earlier this year, two former McDonald’s employees filed a racial discrimination lawsuit against the company and were recently fired as a result.
Top 8 Lawyer Apps That Provide Easier Access to Legal Help
Advanced technologies such as cloud computing have reduced the burden of carrying papers significantly.
What to Prepare for When Called for Jury Duty
The entire process can take a few days, so be prepared and look at it as a learning experience and you’ll be fine!
Recall Issued for Certain Lots of Cottonelle Wipes Due to Potential Contamination
Kimberly-Clark recently issued a recall for certain lots of cottonelle wipes that may be contaminated with bacteria.
Denver Plans to Create Parks, Rec Centers in Forgotten Areas
Denver is seeking to undo years of inequity by bringing parks and other amenities to underprivileged areas.
Nintendo Settles IP Lawsuit with Uberchips, Others Still Pending
Nintendo sues over intellectual property rights and settles case against Uberchips.
What’s in a Name? Subway “Bread” Ruled “Not Bread” for Irish VAT
All of Subway’s heated sandwich bread options have sugar contents higher than the statutory 2% of the mass of flour. It follows that the rolls should be subject to a 13.5% VAT rate.
Black Texas Man Led with Rope by Mounted Officers Sue Galveston for $1 Million
An attorney for Donald Neely, 44, says the White officers who arrested the man should have known better.