Beyond Capitalism, but not Communism
People argue endlessly about which of the Big Two economic systems is better and fairer, but there’s more out there besides Capitalism and Communism.
Indirect Parental Influence of Alcohol is Concerning
Mothers impact their children’s perception of drinking alcohol, study reveals.
Prejudices in Medical Records are All too Common
Healthcare providers are using biased language in record-keeping.
Fitness Influencer Sues Peloton for Discrimination, Wrongful Termination
The former Peloton instructor claims that he was threatened for requesting disability leave, and routinely degraded for speaking with an Irish accent.
Lawsuit: Warren Police Used Excessive Force Against Teenage Car Thief
The lawsuit suggests that Warren police used unreasonable force to detain a 17-year-old car thief who had attempted to evade law enforcement by fleeing to another city.
Tennessee Man Accuses Santa Fe Priest of Child Sex Abuse
The lawsuit accuses a former Santa Fe-based Catholic priest of gradually grooming–and eventually abusing–a young boy.
How is Truck Accident Compensation and Liability Determined?
If a manufacturer notices a default in a particular batch of vehicles, they must issue a recall or they may be liable in case an accident occurs.
Do Slip and Fall Cases Go to Trial?
In personal injury cases involving a slip and fall incident, you know you put a great case together when the defendant settles out of court sooner rather than later.
4 Steps to Take After You are Injured on a Construction Site
By seeking medical attention, reporting the accident, and speaking to an experienced attorney, you will be in the best possible position to get the compensation you deserve.
Preparing to Meet with a Personal Injury Attorney
The first meeting with a lawyer can help lay the groundwork for what is to come.