Australian Media Fights to Retain ‘Freedom of the Press’
How far can a government go to protect national security? Draconian limits on the media cross the line.
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Juul Gets Sued (Again) for Marketing E-Cigarettes to Teens
An Illinois county claims it’ll cost a fortune to undo the damage Juul has wrought.
States Sue Trump, EPA Over Pro-Coal Energy Plan
The administration is expected to lift Obama-era requirements for states to switch to clean energy.
Connecticut Joins Effort to Investigate JUUL’s Marketing Efforts
Connecticut is joining in on an investigation into JUUL’s marketingn efforts.
Let Lawyers be Lawyers: How to Integrate Processes Into Your Firm
Without proper processes and tools, even the best lawyers may be too bogged down in busy work to be as effective as possible.
The Ultimate Guide to Background Checks
Employers are more cautious than ever these days. If you’re interviewing for jobs, chances are great that you are going to face background checks.
Lawsuit Filed Over Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak at Atlanta Hotel
An Atlanta hotel was recently sued over allegations it was negligent when maintaining its water systems.
Opioid Distributors and AGs Try to Negotiate Settlement in Billions
Cardinal Health, McKesson, and AmerisourceBergen have proposed paying $10 billion to settle all claims that they contributed to the opioid crisis. All three opioid distributors have been hit hard with claims that they did not do enough to flag and discontinue shipping large, suspicious orders of addictive drugs. The companies made the verbal proposal with
Woman Receives Settlement After Keeping Abuse a Secret for Decades
A woman who was abused by a priest and kept it a secret for seven decades gets a six-figure settlement.
Recall Issued for Dole Baby Spinach Amid Salmonella Scare
Dole recently recalled certain bags of baby spinach over concerns they may be contaminated with salmonella.