Federal Government, State Attorneys General Suggests Facebook Should Be Broken Up
More than 40 state attorneys general have filed an antitrust lawsuit against Facebook, with the federal government spearheading its own litigation.
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California Rep. Katie Porter Slams Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell as Blatantly “Corrupt”
Rep. Porter, a California Democrat, alleged that McConnell is holding coronavirus relief talks captive to win liability exemptions for careless corporations.
Taking Truvada as PrEP to Prevent HIV Can Come with Serious Side Effects
Since its introduction to the market, TDF has been linked to reports of chronic kidney disease, and serious kidney problems.
Milton Nursing Home Faces COVID-19 Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Pennsylvania nursing home is accused of four counts of wrongful death.
AvKare Recalls Drugs After Antidepressant Packaged with Erectile Dysfunction Medication
AvKare is recalling certain drugs after it was discovered that sildenafil and trazodone were packaged together when they were bottled by a third-party vendor.
Fed Up Parents Sue City of Racine, Wisconsin Over School Closures
Parents of students in the city of Racine, Wisconsin are suing over the continued closure of schools.
Brightflag Raises $28M to Give Enterprises Greater Control Over Legal Work
AI-powered legal spend and matter management solution poised to expand global operations.
Seattle to Pay $1.5m Settlement to Family of Che Taylor
Police insisted they had seen Che Taylor wearing a handgun holster–yet the only nearby firearm was buried under a pile of trash in another man’s car.
Home Depot Settles Data Breach Case Eerily Similar to Target’s
Hardware chain settles widespread data breach in which customers’ sensitive information was compromised.
How to Leverage Golf to Grow Your Business
When you’re playing golf with a client or business partner, having a ball with your logo on it is a lighthearted talking point.