Lawsuit Filed Against Baker County Property Owner After Toddler Drowns in Retention Pond
A lawsuit was recently filed by a Baker County property owner after a toddler drowned in a retention pond.
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Karate For Self-Defense: What’s Legal?
Karate is an excellent form of self-defense. However, one must still be careful not to take it too far, as that may result in legal trouble.
Fertility Doctor Fathers 49 Children, Some Just Finding Out
Dutch fertility doctor, not deceased, fathered at least 49 children and some of his offspring are still finding out.
Opioid Distributors are not Getting Off the Hook
Opioid distributors, including the “big three” in the U.S., Cardinal Health, McKesson, and AmerisourceBergen, will be held accountable for the crisis, too.
JUUL Faces Another Lawsuit for Allegedly Exploiting Adolescents to Addictive Products
JUUL Labs Inc. is under fire in a new lawsuit alleging the company targets adolescents. As a result, many Florida high school students are addicted to vaping.
Ocean Acidification Is A Big Problem. Here’s Why.
Ocean acidification may not sound familiar, but it’s a growing environmental concern frequently described as the “evil twin of global warming.”
Tyson Foods Expands Recall of Ready-to-Eat Chicken Strips
Tyson Foods recently expanded its recall of frozen chicken strips. Now, nearly 12 million products are affected by the recall.
Physicians May Be Misinterpreting Opioid Guidelines, According to CDC
CDC issues revised guidelines after physicians scale back on prescribing too quickly.
Connecticut Won’t Let Purdue ‘Cry Poverty’ and Amends Its Lawsuit
Connecticut amends its filing against Purdue Pharma stating it will not allow the company to ‘cry poverty.’
Boeing Still Struggles with Safety, Internal Accountability Months After Ethiopian Air Disaster
Reports from South Carolina news suggest that Boeing’s production protocols may prioritize output over passenger safety.