Court Says Simon & Schuster Can Publish Tell-All Book on President Donald Trump’s Upbringing
A New York appellate judge found that even though Trump’s niece, Mary Trump, is bound by a confidentiality agreement, publisher Simon & Schuster is not.
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Meriter Health Services Settles Lawsuit Over Data Breach
Meriter Health Services recently announced it will pay $2.8M to settle a lawsuit over two 2018 data breaches.
Salad Recall Expanded to 31 States Over Cyclospora Outbreak
Garland Ventures Ltd. recently decided to recall certain lots of cheese pasta amid listeria concerns.
Some Americans have to Sign Arbitration Agreements to get Stimulus Funds
Consumers would have to read through their prepaid stimulus debit card’s entire card-holder agreement to find the forfeiture.
Pharmacist Who Stole Opioids Must Surrender License
Pharmacist caught taking opioids from hospital gives up his license.
To Manage COVID-19, Nursing Homes Evict Less Profitable Residents
Nursing homes have become epicenters of COVID-19, kicking out Medicaid residents.
Senators Demand that Debt Collectors Stop Garnishing Wages Amidst Pandemic
Some debt collection companies have continued filing lawsuits against debtors through April and May.
D.C. Attorney General Sues ExxonMobil, Energy Companies on Climate Change
The lawsuit claims that energy companies knew about man-made climate change since the 1950s, yet intentionally misled the public about its reality.
Opioid Sales Rep Push Doctors to Prescribe ‘Off Label’
Opioid drug reps were told to push for off-label synthetic drug use.
Marijuana Laws and Gun Ownership
There are two sides of the fence, use marijuana and give up gun ownership or give up marijuana and be a gun owner.