Who is Responsible for Wrongful Deaths in Nursing Homes?
Those facilities that use independent contractors to care for patients can argue that a negligent doctor is not their employee, and therefore they are not liable.
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Rural Texas DAs’ Big Prosecution Dreams
Legislation may be introduced allowing rural Texas DAs to prosecute people outside of their jurisdictions, greasing a slippery slope…
Charter Communications Found Negligent in Murder Case
Spectrum’s parent company must pay deceased woman’s family after service technician takes her life.
Overturning Roe v Wade: Abortion Laws by State
The Supreme Court strikes down Roe v. Wade. Here’s where each state stands.
CPSC Offers Fireworks Safety Tips to Follow this Holiday
Fireworks injuries are increasing year after year, the CPSC warns.
R. Kelly Files Lawsuit After Being Placed on Prison Suicide Watch
The convicted sex offender claims that he is not suicidal and that the Metropolitan Detention Center is effectively punishing him by placing him on suicide watch.
How Chapter 13 Bankruptcy Works in Michigan
You must have resided in Michigan for 730 days before filing your bankruptcy case to use Michigan bankruptcy exemptions.
Find Out the Advantages of Investing in a Custom Home
By building your dream custom home you can invest in smart home appliances and other latest technological systems to make your lives easy.
Man Cites Sexual Orientation Discrimination for Wrongful Termination in Suit Against Employer
Federal law protects employees after they complain either internally, or to an outside agency like the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) about the problems in the workplace.
Title 42 Lives on Despite Haitian American and White House Efforts to End It
Deportation should not be taken lightly and should not be an option for those facing asylum.