WhidbeyHealth Settles Age Discrimination Lawsuit for $1.5M
WhidbeyHealth settled an age discrimination lawsuit for $1.5, though has yet to admit any wrongdoing.
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Australian Media Fights to Retain ‘Freedom of the Press’
How far can a government go to protect national security? Draconian limits on the media cross the line.
Michigan Auto Law’s Steven Gursten Named President of Belli Society and AAJ Group
One of Michigan’s top litigators was recently named president of two prestigious groups.
Family of Kyle Plush Files Wrongful Death Suit to Address Cincinnati’s Allegedly Flawed 911 Program
The family of Kyle Plush is suing the city of Cincinnati over claims the child’s death was preventable.
Attorneys General Take on Trump Administration Decision That’d Make it Harder to Get and Keep Green Cards
Critics say the administration’s policy will make immigrants choose between health, wealth and citizenship.
Connecticut Joins Effort to Investigate JUUL’s Marketing Efforts
Connecticut is joining in on an investigation into JUUL’s marketingn efforts.
Restrictions Placed on One-time Opioid Supplies
The Trump Administration follows the lead of some states and restricts short-term opioid use to seven days.
The Ultimate Guide to Background Checks
Employers are more cautious than ever these days. If you’re interviewing for jobs, chances are great that you are going to face background checks.
Lawsuit Filed Over Legionnaires’ Disease Outbreak at Atlanta Hotel
An Atlanta hotel was recently sued over allegations it was negligent when maintaining its water systems.
Opioid Distributors and AGs Try to Negotiate Settlement in Billions
Cardinal Health, McKesson, and AmerisourceBergen have proposed paying $10 billion to settle all claims that they contributed to the opioid crisis. All three opioid distributors have been hit hard with claims that they did not do enough to flag and discontinue shipping large, suspicious orders of addictive drugs. The companies made the verbal proposal with