Two Nurses are Caught Diverting Fentanyl for Personal Use
Nurses use their position in patient care to steal fentanyl for their own use.
Prosecutors Pursue Hate Crime Charges in NY, Oklahoma
Black and Asian Americans are targeted in hate crimes.
Anonymous Woman Accuses Snoop Dogg of Sexual Assault
The pseudonymous plaintiff accused Snoop Dogg and another industry figure of coercing her into performing sexual acts.
Judge Forces Hertz to Reveal How Often It Reports Customers for “Stealing” Cars
Hertz reports approximately 3,500 customers for stealing cars each year. However, many of these police reports do not involve actual thefts but rather mischarged cards or poorly processed extension requests.
Lawsuit: F.T.C. Says “Your Car’s Extended Warranty” Calls Constitute Deceptive Marketing
The telemarketing company named in the lawsuit allegedly told customers they worked directly with major automobile manufacturers while selling loophole-ridden third-party warranties.
California Follows Through On Threats, Files Racial Discrimination Lawsuit Against Tesla
California claims that racial harassment and abusive language are commonplace in Tesla’s automotive plants across the state.
FDA: Recall Issued for At Home COVID-19 Tests
Biosensor Inc. is recalling certain at-home COVID-19 tests that may have been illegally imported into the U.S.
4 Ways Criminal Defense Lawyers Help You
Before accepting a “plea bargain,” make sure to understand the results of taking the arrangement and if it is suitable for your situation.
NIL: Score One for Women’s Collegiate Athletics
This new stage of licensing in sports can finally provide opportunities for women unlike any other time in sports history.
The Road Back to Best Practices for Lawyers
With the potential for quicker and easier travel just around the bend, this is also a time to resume traditional networking habits and for lawyers to again be the face of their firm – even while wearing a mask.