Senators Question Drugmakers’ Telehealth Ties
Senators investigate whether drugmaker-run telehealth platforms influence prescription drug choices.
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Thomas E. Wheeler II Sworn-In as Interim U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana
Most recently, USA Wheeler served as the Acting General Counsel for the U.S. Department of Education.
U.S State Courts Are Cautious About GenAI, Despite Grappling with Ongoing Staffing Shortages and Backlogs
The majority of respondents (70%) said their courts are currently not allowing employees to use AI-based tools for court business. 75% of respondents said their court has not yet provided any AI training.
The Impact of Drowsy Driving and When Fatigue Can Become a Legal Issue
When a drowsy driving crash results in injuries, proving the cause can be difficult: unlike alcohol, fatigue doesn’t show up on a test.
This Week In Rideshare: Robberies, Uber Robotaxis and App Wars
LA drivers targeted, Uber partners with Lucid and they’re coming for your apps. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
DraftKings to Refund $3M in Bonuses
DraftKings will refund millions to Connecticut customers over unclear bonus promotions.
California Bill Targets Insurance Drone Practices
Homeowners raise concerns over surprise cancellations based on outdated aerial property images.
Researchers Find Legal Help Scarce in Rural America
Study reveals growing legal gaps in small towns with few practicing attorneys.
How Many Households in the U.S. Have a Gun in 2025?
Nearly half of all U.S. households own at least one firearm. While state-level household gun ownership isn’t officially recorded, we’ve estimated figures using firearm purchase records and self-reported data.
U.S. Supreme Court Swats Away Pork Industry’s Latest Challenge to Proposition 12
Animal Wellness Action and the Center for a Humane Economy applaud high court’s refusal to undermine landmark animal welfare law, letting ruling in NPPC v. Ross stand.