Advice for Families Considering Adoption
Adoption is a big step and requires a lot of preparation. You don’t have to go it alone, though.
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Driving and the Law: Where Is America Heading?
As new technologies and services take hold, driving and the law are changing.
Supreme Court Shoots Down Census Citizenship Question But Doesn’t Leave Trump Empty-Handed
The Supreme Court shot down the Trump administration’s proposal to add a question about citizenship to the U.S. Census on Thursday. Writing for the majority, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said the White House’s explanation lacked merit and “appears to have been contrived.” However, the court didn’t offer a definitive rebuke. Roberts, writing for
Legal Aid Society Sued for Discriminating Against White Employee
Legal Aid Society is at the center of a lawsuit alleging it discriminated against one of its white employees.
Jury Finds Neurologist and Medical Center Negligent, Awards $3M
Jury awards Mariah Martinez $3M for being misdiagnosed with epilepsy by Dr. Yasser Awaad.
UCLA Gynecologist is Accused of Sexual Assault by Multiple Women
UCLA’s former campus gynecologist is accused of sexually assaulting many of his female patients.
San Francisco, Home of Juul, Becomes First U.S. City to Ban E-Cigarettes Outright
While the ban’s gained traction among San Francisco policy-makers, public health experts worry it might hurt conventional smokers trying to quit.
Lawsuit: Attorneys Say Salt Lake City’s Grand America Hotel Ripped Off Foreign Students
The Grand America Hotel allegedly brought in Filipino immigrants and hospitality students on internship-type visas, then forced them to work long hours for little pay.
David Sackler is the First to Break the Family’s Silence
David Sackler speaks out on his family’s behalf, insisting they didn’t cause the opioid crisis, but they want to help.
Psychiatrist Suspended After Trying to Court Three Patients
California psychiatrist who courted three female patients and told wife he is working with the CIA has his license to practice suspended.