Frederick County Pediatrician Indicted on 65 Sexual Abuse Charges
Frederick County, Maryland pediatrician is accused of rape, released on bail, then indicted as many more sexual abuse allegations surface.
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Florida Doctors are Settlement Lawsuits and Keeping Their Licenses
An exclusive investigation uncovered an unsettling fact – Florida physicians paid out more than $460 million for malpractice claims involving nearly 1,400 patient deaths over the past decade. Yet, many are still practicing and, thus, putting patients at risk. Records indicated a “Lake Wales internal medicine doctor was still practicing after two malpractice death claims;
Several UM Employees are Scheduled to be Deposed in Lawsuit
University of Michigan employees to submit to depositions in a sexual assault lawsuit student filed against professor.
Co-Ownership Planning: Does It Offer Asset Protection?
There are some myths regarding asset protection. Co-ownership planning is one of them. It’s always best to consult an estate planner before potentially putting your assets at risk.
Could HOT Desking Save You Office Space and Make Your Employees Happier?
HOT desking is a new trend that not only helps manage limited office space, but also increases employee satisfaction.
What Is OSHA’s Role In Construction Safety Standards?
Construction is a potentially dangerous field. OSHA has provided a framework of safety practices that have reduced injuries and fatalities.
The “Candy Man” Is in Trouble for Freely Prescribing Painkillers
The ‘Candy Man,’ Dr. Robert Delagente, faces up to twenty years behind bars for freely prescribing painkillers.
Federal Agents Close in on Dark Net Cybercriminals
Federal investigators are cracking down on cybercriminals active on the allusive dark net.
Changing Your Career During Divorce: Perks and Pitfalls
Divorce can turn your world upside down. It often opens new paths in other areas of life, though. Changing careers during divorce may or may not be one of them.
Chobani Steps In After Students Offered Specific Lunch Option
A well-known food provider steps in after low-income students are given only one lunch option until school debt is paid.