DEA is Applauded for Extending SUD Telemedicine Services
Those with opioid use disorder are more likely to stay compliant with the help of telemedicine.
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Chicago Residents Sue Over Proposed Migrant Shelter in West Town’s Ukrainian Village
The two Ukrainian Village plaintiffs claim that the city is neglecting zoning laws in its plan to house up to 200 migrants in a disused industrial building.
Lawsuit: Abercrombie & Fitch Provided Former CEO with Money, Resources to Exploit Men Across the Country
The lawsuit claims that Abercrombie & Fitch knew, or should have known, that long-time CEO Mike Jeffries was using company assets to exploit men across the country.
Former Publix Workers Claim Grocery Chain Forced Them to Work Overtime Without Pay
The lawsuit, filed on behalf of three former Publix assistant department managers, claims that the associate-owned grocery chain regularly requires workers to put in overtime without any compensation.
Benefits of the MIND Diet and the Key to Success
Following the MIND diet can improve cognitive functioning and enable healthy weight management.
REACH Funds Aim to Help Native American Communities
Michigan and other states are set to receive resources through a federally funded program.
Composable Commerce: The Future of eCommerce
Composable commerce is a component based solution design approach that gives companies the flexibility and freedom to build and run outstanding shopping experiences.
Chicago Man Sentenced to Six Years in Federal Prison for $1.5 Million Scheme to Obtain Two Dozen Luxury Vehicles Using Stolen Identities
“For nearly two years, this defendant operated a nationwide scam—fleecing car dealerships and damaging the credit and security of innocent identity theft victims,” said U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana, Zachary A. Myers.
What is Probate of Will in Law?
Whether you’re an executor tasked with managing the probate process, a beneficiary navigating the complexities of inheritance, or someone contemplating their own estate planning, understanding probate is essential.
Lawsuit Claims Tennessee’s Aggravated Prostitution Statute Discriminates Against People with HIV
Civil rights advocates and transgender activists claim that the controversial law forces sex workers convicted of prostitution to register as violent sex offenders if they had HIV or AIDS, irrespective of whether they knew that they were sick.