Henry Ford Health, Ascension Execute Joint Venture in Michigan
Two Michigan hospital systems converge to improve patient care.
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Novant Health Manager Leaves After NC Prostitution Sting
Health exec is one of 15 charged in prostitution ring.
Former Chicago Blackhawks Player Files Sexual Abuse Lawsuit Against Team Leadership
A former N.H.L. Chicago Blackhawks player has filed a sexual assault lawsuit against the team, claiming management ignored misconduct allegations filed against its erstwhile video coach, Brad Aldrich.
New Lawsuit Alleges Widespread Child Sex Abuse at Lord’s Ranch in Arkansas
The lawsuit alleges that a staff member at the Lord’s Ranch targeted multiple children for abuse, forcing them to perform sexual acts in exchange for being permitted the privilege of calling their parents or returning home for vacation.
Mark Wagoner Joins Panel with Two Ohio Supreme Court Justices and former Dean of Law School
The panel was moderated by Brent Larkin, the former Editorial Director for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, and focused on the risks and benefits inherent in amending Ohio’s Constitution.
Canadian Government Expands Mental Health, Addiction Treatment
Nova Scotia decides to allow private practitioners to offer publicly insured services.
Study: Having Multiple Kids is Linked with Poor Health
Research suggests the more children people have, the poor health outcomes they experience.
Securing Compensation: How a Construction Accident Lawyer Can Make a Difference
Construction accidents can have devastating consequences, but the presence of a skilled construction accident lawyer can make all the difference in securing compensation and justice.
Sara S. Jawad Appointed to Leadership Role for Hillsborough County Bar Association Young Lawyers Division
As a chair of the Member Services Committee, Sara will play a role in shaping the division’s initiatives, enhancing the professional growth and experience of its members, and fostering connections within the legal field.
New Sex Abuse Lawsuit Against New Mexico State University Raises Alarming New Claims
The new lawsuit, filed on behalf of three former players and a student manager, claims that several of the athletes implicated in many of the assaults regularly brought guns to the locker room and other school-sponsored events.