New Mexico Confronts Deepening Doctor Shortage
New Mexico’s doctor shortage stems from long-term policies and training limits.
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Texas Files Lawsuit Accusing WI-Based Epic Systems of Operating Illegal Monopoly
“Epic holds its customers’ data hostage, limiting its customers’ access to their own data if they work with any company that Epic deems a competitor,” the lawsuit alleges.
California and 19 Other States File Lawsuit Challenging Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee
“No presidential administration can rewrite immigration law,” Bonta said during a press conference. “No president can ignore the co-equal branch of government, of Congress, ignore the Constitution, or ignore the law.”
“Independent Contractor” vs Employee: Why Misclassification Costs Injured Workers Thousands
Independent contractor vs employee misclassification isn’t a harmless detail, it costs injured workers thousands in lost income, out-of-pocket medical bills, and denied benefits.
Organized Sports Linked to Lower Defiance
Steady childhood sports participation linked to fewer defiant behaviors in boys.
Behind the Scenes of a Personal Injury Case: What a Car Accident Lawyer Does for You
A car accident lawyer is much more than just a legal expert—they are your advocate, your guide, and your support system.
5 Ways to Protect Your Civil Rights Effectively
Keep your words short during tense moments, then document details once safe. Strong cases grow from calm actions taken within days, not months.
Indianapolis Pimp Given Three Life Sentences in Federal Prison for Running Sex Trafficking Enterprise and Committing Murder
McDonald threatened the women with physical violence and directly employed violence, including pistol whipping, to compel them to engage in commercial sex.
From Passenger to Defendant: Constructive Possession in Cars, Apartments & Shared Rooms
A criminal charge is frightening, especially for immigrants who may fear deportation, but constructive possession cases are often defensible if handled early and strategically.
Florida Opioid Trial Ends in Mistrial
Florida hospitals’ opioid lawsuit stalled after jurors could not agree.