Generic Drug Companies Conspired to Keep Prices High, Lawsuit Filed
Generic Drug Companies Conspired to Keep Prices High, Lawsuit Filed
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Googlers Say Company’s New Arbitration Policy isn’t Enough
Googlers Say Company’s New Arbitration Policy isn’t Enough
Judge Upends Asylum Restrictions for Migrants Fleeing Gang Violence, Abuse
On Wednesday, a federal judge ruled that the Trump administration’s attempts to block immigrants from citing gang violence and domestic abuse as grounds for asylum violated U.S. law. The ruling, writes USA Today, is the second major judicial rebuke to the White House’s attempts to stymie asylum claims in recent months. The latest blow hearkens
POLITICO: Guatemalan Girl’s Custody Death Highlights Language Issues
The death of a 7-year of Guatemalan girl in federal custody is raising questions about the sorts of communication barriers brought by immigration enforcement along the U.S.-Mexico border. POLITICO reports that the girl’s father signed a form declaring her in good health. But it’s unclear how much of the document he actually understood. While it
$450,000 Settlement Reached in Dispute Between Former Westport Auto Dealership and AG’s Office
A lawsuit filed by Attorney General Maura Healey’s office was recently settled against F&R Auto Sales and Francis Correiro. According to the suit, the auto dealership and Correiro “sold unsafe and defective vehicles between August 2012 and December 2016 when the business closed.” It also alleged that, in doing so, both parties violated “Massachusetts laws relating to used auto sales.” As a result of the settlement, the defendants will have to pay “$450,000 in restitution and penalties to resolve” the allegations.
Judge Approves $10 Million Settlement Against Jail Medical Provider
Judge Approves $10 Million Settlement Against Jail Medical Provider
Judge Suspends Independent Review of Lakeshore Hospital
Judge Suspends Independent Review of Lakeshore Hospital
Did Oakland Mall Profile and Discriminate Against Shoppers? One Lawsuit Thinks So.
Oakland Mall in Troy, Michigan, recently found itself at the center of a lawsuit. The suit was filed by a former security worker, David Niewolak, after he was allegedly “fired for refusing to enforce discriminatory policies, including racially profiling customers.” Niewolak was hired on as a lead dispatcher with Prudential Security for the mall back in 2015. Prior to being terminated in June, he had no “negative write-ups” or anything else on his record that would result in his sudden termination, according to the suit.
Six Metro Detroit Doctors Charged with Running Opioid Scheme
Six Metro Detroit Doctors Charged with Running Opioid Scheme
Repeated Antibiotic Use in Children Can Lead to Mental Illness
Repeated Antibiotic Use in Children Can Lead to Mental Illness