Minerva Schools Settles Wrestling Injury Lawsuit for $125K
The Minerva Local Schools Board of Education recently agreed to settle a lawsuit with a student and his family for $125,000.
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Pepperoni Hot Pockets Recalled Over Glass, Plastic Contamination
Nestlé Prepared Foods and the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Food Safety are sounding the alarm over certain boxes of pepperoni hot pockets that may be contaminated with chunks of glass and plastic.
Dr. King, Unity, and the Putsch
As we pause to honor Dr. King, his vision, and that of the Founders, seems as far away as ever.
National Rifle Association Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
One former NRA donor says the organization’s bankruptcy declaration appears to have been planned.
This Week in Rideshare: Bans, Vaccines and Bots
Airbnb braces for inauguration, workers get vaccinated, and Uber unloads delivery bots. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Parenting in the Time of COVID-19
By knowing your rights, options, and available next steps during this time of uncertainty, you will be prepared now, and in the future.
Florida Legislature Proposes Wide-Ranging Coronavirus-Related Liability Rules
Both bills will go up for vote when the Legislature goes back in session in March.
5 Law Enforcement Tech Trends to Watch Out for in Future
As the methods and tools continue to evolve, it will bring more insight and safety into policing.
Increasing Surveillance Isn’t the Answer
It’s tempting to hand police increasing surveillance powers after the attack on the U.S. Capitol, but the unintended consequences could hurt progressive causes.
Massachusetts Legislature Passes “Laura’s Law” for Emergency Rooms
The law would require hospitals to remove physical barriers to patients seeking to enter emergency rooms, among other things.