Bucks County to Pay $67m to Former Inmates Whose Expunged and Private Records Were Put Online
The class action’s lead plaintiff found his record online some fifteen years after it was expunged.
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Stanford Study Finds E-Cigarettes and Flavors Could Boost Risk of Heart Attacks and Disease
The conclusions are tenuous, but Dr. David Wu says it should give e-cigarette aficionados reason to pause and ponder.
Baltimore County Settles Land-Use Discrimination Suit for $500,000
Baltimore County recently agreed to settle a land-use discrimination case for $500,000.
Delta Air Lines Sued After Man is Mauled by Emotional Support Dog
A lawsuit was recently filed against Delta Air Lines after a man was mauled by another passenger’s emotional support dog.
ALDI Recalls Flour Over Potential E. coli Contamination Concerns
After receiving reports of consumers falling ill, ALDI and the CDC are recalling certain bags of flour that may be contaminated with E. coli.
Scribe-X Pays $80,000 to Settle Pregnancy Discrimination Lawsuit
Scribe-X Northwest recently agreed to pay $80,000 to settle a pregnancy discrimination lawsuit.
Johns Hopkins has Filed Numerous Unpaid Debt Lawsuits Against Patients
Johns Hopkins is going after patient debt by filing hundreds of lawsuits.
Frederick County Pediatrician Indicted on 65 Sexual Abuse Charges
Frederick County, Maryland pediatrician is accused of rape, released on bail, then indicted as many more sexual abuse allegations surface.
Michigan State University Appoints SUNY-Stony Brook Chief Samuel Stanley Jr. as New President
Stanley has vowed to engage with victims of Dr. Larry Nassar.
The Kids Are All Right – Despite Us
Despite spending less time outside than prisoners and facing a bleak future, recent protests make it clear that the kids are all right.