Multi-State Salmonella Outbreak May be Linked to Contaminated Cilantro
After a lengthy investigation into a salmonella outbreak, CDC investigators believe contaminated cilantro may be to blame.
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Firefighter, School District Racial Discrimination Cases in the News
A firefighter will receive an $11M settlement, and a father files a lawsuit against her school district.
They’re Coming for Marriage Equality Next
Jonathan Mitchell, the man behind the vigilante-enforced Texas abortion bill, is encouraging the Supreme Court to take a whack at marriage equality next.
StubHub Must Refund Customers for Events Cancelled Due to Covid-19
State Attorney General’s are requiring StubHub to refund customers.
Canada’s Online Gambling Laws
It is illegal to operate an online casino in Canada without a license. However income earned from the winnings of online casino sites is not taxable under Canadian law, unless gambling is your main source of income.
Legal Gambling is Making Its Way into Arizona
If you are looking for more information about how the legalization works in Arizona, which sportsbooks you can wager on, and everything in between, here is a guide for you.
4 Tips for Protecting Yourself from Legal Repercussions While Driving
Anything you do while acting in a public space puts you at risk for a legal confrontation. However, your behavior largely dictates the outcome of your actions.
Mississippi AG Seeks to Dismiss Lawsuit Filed Over Family Dispute
Mississippi Attorney General Lynn Fitch is seeking a dismissal of a legal dispute she’s been tangled in with her stepmother regarding care of her father.
Antipsychotic Drug Use Could Cause Breast Cancer
Women with prolactin levels and schizophrenia could develop breast cancer.
5 Legal Things You Need to Deal with Before Getting Married
If there’s debt, property, or any other legal issue to make a note of, you should be open about it all. There’s no sense in entering a marriage unless it’s all out in the open.