Student Set on Fire During Chemistry Experiment Awarded $60M in Damages
A NYC student was recently awarded $60 million in damages after he was set on fire during a chemistry experiment.
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Lawsuit Involving Death of Springville Student Settles for $450K
A settlement was recently agreed to, ending a suit involving the 2016 death of a Springville student.
Justin Amash and our Different Dictionaries
Fake News? Family Values? Disloyalty? Americans working out of different dictionaries find it harder to communicate across the political divide.
Ghost Networks are Beneficial to Insurers, Detrimental to Patients
When insurance companies divert patient calls via ghost networks, they put patients at significant risk.
Woman Shot Could be Prosecuted for Unborn Child’s Death
Woman could be prosecuted for initiating fight and having unborn child shot.
Eye Drops Sold at Walgreens and Walmart Recalled Over Safety Concerns
Certain eye drops sold at Walgreens and Walmart were recently recalled because they may not be sterile.
EEOC Hits Cassone Leasing, Inc. with Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit
The EEOC is suing Cassone Leasing, Inc. for pregnancy discrimination.
Why Estate Planning is Important Before End of Life
Being prepared for challenges in life is not always easy. End of life challenges are no different. However, estate planning can take away most of the uncertainty.
Too Few Hash Browns Leads North Carolina Man to Sue Hardee’s For Civil Rights Violations
Tommy Martin says he was served so few Hardee’s Hash Rounds that the company violated his 14th Amendment protections.
CPI: Dozens of Miners Killed Because of Bad Safety Policies, Lax Regulation and a Lack of Equipment
The Center of Public Integrity, citing government reports, finds that back-up cameras could’ve saved dozens of lives.