DoorDash Security Breach Affects Millions of Customers
DoorDash announces large scale data breach, affecting 4.9 million.
Justice Department Successfully Busts 13 More in ‘Pill Mill’ Investigation
More ‘pill mills’ are shut down by the U.S. Department of Justice.
LA Vape Companies Will Pay Fines for Selling to Minors
Los Angeles vape companies will pay fines and endure marketing restrictions after investigation reveals they’ve been selling to minors.
No Accountability from the Sacklers, AGs Refuse to Settle
AGs want Sacklers to admit to Purdue’s involvement in the opioid crisis.
Four Employees Hit Boeing with Racial Discrimination Lawsuit
Boeing was recently hit with a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination.
5 Tips for Good Legal Writing
As Judge Learned Hand so wisely stated, “The language of the law must not be foreign to the ears of those who are to obey it.”
Resources for Seniors Diagnosed With Terminal Cancer
Everyone living with a terminal illness deserves quality care, support from loved ones, and the ability to set personal end-of-life goals.
To Keep Students Safe, How Far Is Far Enough?
Thoughts and prayers aren’t enough to keep young people safe from dangers like school shooters or the climate crisis, but neither are some favorite ideologically-based solutions.
Man Arrested in Fentanyl Overdose Case Faces Federal Charges
Man passes out fentanyl laced drugs, leaving four dead and three seriously ill. He is arrested on federal charges.
Hotel Near Six Flags to Pay Out $100K in Overdue Wages
Investigation reveals Hilton Garden Inn did not abide by minimum wage laws.