Juul Pulls Mint-Flavored Nicotine Pods from U.S. Market
Juul’s new chief executive says the company wants to build trust with regulators and the public at large.
How to Write a Perfect Resume for Your Future Job
If you are looking to write a perfect resume, you should make sure you write it in a way that displays your USP (unique selling point) to the prospective recruiter within a short time.
The Difference Between Military and Civilian Criminal Cases
While there are similarities between the two, military criminal cases are subject to a completely different set of rules than are civilian cases.
4 Reasons to Use a Credit Card When Shopping Online
Credit cards still reign supreme as one of the most reliable, secure, convenient ways to pay, making them a primary choice for most buyers today.
Lloyd Bell Settles Medical Malpractice Case Against Kaiser Permanente
Testicular cancer, if diagnosed early, has a cure rate of over 95 percent. “If these Kaiser doctors had bothered to order a simple ultrasound, they would have made the cancer diagnosis months earlier, and Ryan would still be with us today,” notes Bell.
Former Insys Physician Speaker Says He ‘Made a Terrible Mistake’
Doctor will spend time behind bars for involvement in Insys’ Speakers Bureau scam.
Allergan Textured Breast Implants Increase the Risk of Cancer
Allergan Natrelle BIOCELL implants cause rare cancer, but the company won’t replace them.
How a Good Night’s Sleep Can Help You Be a Better Lawyer
Burning the midnight oil may result in weakened memory, irritability, and a lack of creativity.
City of Denver Settles Discrimination Suit Filed by Former Firefighter for $975K
The City of Denver is paying close to $1 million to settle a gender discrimination lawsuit filed by a former firefighter.
Health Risks Specific to Veterans
It’s a sad world we live in when those who fought for us must continue to battle at home for necessary healthcare.