Michigan Treasury Hit with Class-Action Suit Over Feminine Hygiene Product Taxes
Three Michigan women are going after the state’s treasury in a class-action lawsuit that seeks to bring an end to taxes on feminine hygiene products.
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How to Support LGBTQ-Owned Small Businesses & Resources
Social media is a powerful tool for helping out underprivileged groups who do not have an active presence or voice.
Trucking Lawsuits: It’s Not Just You vs The Trucking Company
Experienced trial attorneys garner more respect in the legal community, and the insurance companies know them all too well. They do not relish going to court against them.
Do College Athletes Have Protections if They Become Injured?
Essentially, those who play college sports do so at their own risk, and maintaining a healthy lifestyle is integral to the personal safety of every athlete.
Open Fields Have Eyes
The Open Fields doctrine means that even when you’re out in the middle of your own woods, far from the prying eyes of passers-by, maybe you’re never really alone.
Licked Marijuana Recalled from Multiple Michigan Outlets
Marijuana recalled from several facilities after an investigation finds an employee licked the stock.
DOJ Busts California’s ChiroMed Drug Ring
Federal agents take down opioid ring, seizing thousands of pills.
Justice Departments Says Yale Discriminates Against White, Asian Applicants
The department issued a finding of fact, which asserts that Yale favors African-American and Latinx applicants with lower scores than their White and Asian-American counterparts.
So, You Have to Testify? What to Expect as a Witness in a Personal Injury Case
Preparation and time are great assets for a witness that can unfold a path to compelling and rich testimony.