Asian Americans Have Highest Suicidal Ideation, Survey Shows
Self-reported data shows Asian Americans have high rates of suicidal thoughts.
Telemedicine Business Owner is Convicted of Fraud, Tax Evasion
Telemedicine and telemarketing business leader in Florida pleads guilty and is convicted.
Costco Patio Umbrellas Recalled Over Fire Hazard Concerns
Certain patio umbrellas sold at Costco are being recalled for posing a fire hazard.
MA Supreme Court: Woman Can Sue Harvard for Displaying Slavery Photos
The plaintiff alleges that Harvard has exploited “brutal” images of slaves–slaves she claims she is descended from.
Lawsuit: Washington State Patrol Misused Breathalyzer Tests, Misconstrued Readings
The lawsuit alleges that a top Washington State Patrol toxicologist routinely misrepresented how Drager-type machines calculate drunk-driving suspects’ blood alcohol content level.
Delta Airlines Reaches Airport Settlement with Dallas City Council
The proposed settlement could end a bitter, years-long feud between Delta Airlines and Southwest Airlines over gate access at Dallas Love Field.
Compensations in a Personal Injury Case
In contrast to compensatory damages, punitive damages are awarded when a defendant commits deliberate, malicious, or fraudulent acts that cause harm to another person.
8 Exercises to Improve Posture at Work
These simple exercises require no equipment and rely on your own weight and form to engage the parts of your body that need to be stretched.
Who is Responsible for Workplace Injuries in Tennessee?
After being injured in a workplace accident, you might have several options for legal action and compensation.
Child Adoption Laws in The U.S. – What You Need to Know
Although all adoptions are unique, each one has to follow special laws.