Pill Mill Doctor Had Patients Waiting up to 12 Hours
Doctor is charged with running a pill mill, contributing to the opioid crisis.
News & Politics
Trump Orders Officials to Reject Immigrants Who Don’t Have Health Insurance
Americans aren’t entitled to healthcare, yet immigrants apparently have to have it.
Student Sues Auburn University for $10m and In-State Tuition
Brooke and Jeffrey Prosser say Auburn is ripping off some Alabama students to the tune of $30,000 per year.
Harbor Freight Tools Recalls 1M Pocket Knives Amid Safety Concerns
Harbor Freight Tools recently recalled more than one million Gordon folding knives over safety concerns.
Rhode Island Clergy Abuse Lawsuit a Test for New Statute of Limitations Law
A victim of ‘credibly accused’ Catholic predator Philip Magaldi can’t sue the priest, who passed away in 2008. Now, he’s challenging Rhode Island’s statute of limitations by taking on an entire diocese.
FTC Orders Juul to Hand Over Marketing Information
The FTC is hoping to evaluate how Juul and its competitors market their products.
Lawsuit Accuses Chicago School Of Negligence for Leaving Student Out in the Cold Without a Coat
Fiske Elementary School in Chicago is in hot water after being sued by the family of a student over allegations school officials forced the student outside in the cold without a coat.
Polster Refuses to Step Down from Opioid Trial Litigation
Cleveland judge will not voluntarily step down from opioid trial.
The Attack on Zantac: Why Pharmacies are Pulling this Product
Pharmacies and retailers are pulling heartburn medications from their shelves after cancer scare.
Fourth Lawsuit Accuses Florida’s Liberty Elementary School of Concealing Child Sex Abuse
The lawsuit accuses Liberty Elementary School Principal Esther M. Garcia of failing to make a mandatory report of suspected abuse.