Jay Hospital Fires Staff Over Patient Photos
Employees accused of photographing sedated patients, prompting firings and legal action.
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From Courtroom to Playground: How Father’s Rights Are Evolving in Today’s Family Law
The evolving legal terrain offers both opportunity and challenge, and navigating it wisely means being informed, proactive, and committed to what truly matters: the well-being of children.
Financial Executive John J. Allgeier Joins Shumaker Advisors
Known for his ability to create and execute strategic plans, secure critical resources, and implement effective operational structures, John excels at guiding organizations through major growth and transformation.
Judgment in 18-20 Handgun Purchase Ban Severely Limits Relief
“The practical effect of this order is almost laughable if it wasn’t so frustrating and didn’t impact the Second Amendment rights of thousands of individuals,” said SAF Executive Director Adam Kraut.
Doctors Battle Insurers Over Downcoding Payments
Doctors across the U.S. say automated insurance downcoding is cutting payments and threatening patient care.
EPA Report on PFNA Still Unreleased
A completed EPA study on PFNA health risks remains unpublished, drawing alarm.
Private Equity Expands Control Over Surgery Centers
Report urges tighter oversight as private equity dominates outpatient surgery market.
Private Equity Hospices Spend Less on Patient Care
Study finds private equity hospices earn more while spending less on patient care.
3 Ways Hospitals Can Fail Pregnant Women and How the Legal System Deals with It
Keeping yourself informed is the best way to prevent hospital negligence and know what to do if you end up becoming a victim.
Your Legal Rights After an Amazon Delivery Hit and Run
Amazon delivery vehicle hit and runs require swift, strategic action. Document thoroughly, identify the responsible parties, and understand your compensation options.