Arkansas Supreme Court Scraps LEARNS Act Lawsuit
The court dismissed the claim on a technicality, noting that the Natural State’s legislature had voted both on the act and the emergency clause at-issue in the lawsuit.
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Massachusetts Woman Sues Loon Hill Resort After Suffering “Catastrophic” Snow Tubing Accident
Attorneys for the woman claim that the New Hampshire resort gave their client a children’s “hot tube,” in violation of resort policy, then failed to tell her that it was not equipped with brakes.
Brightflag Launches New Budgeting Features to Provide Corporate Legal Teams with Greater Control Over Their Legal Spend
Brightflag’s new budgeting options allow in-house teams to better align and partner with their finance team.
Missouri’s Mentally Ill Inmates are Stalemated by Insufficient Resources
Inmates who are not well enough to stand trial are also not getting the treatment they need.
Better Health Can be Achieved Through Small Daily Changes
Living a healthier life sometimes simply takes making minor changes to a person’s routine.
Four Sentenced to Total of Over 42 Years in Prison for 24 Hour String of Armed Robberies in Indianapolis
“Every person deserves to feel safe where they live and work. These defendants terrorized and violently robbed innocent employees and customers,’ said U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana Zachary A. Myers.
Farm Action Releases Briefing Paper, Balancing the U.S. Agricultural Trade Deficit with Higher-Value Food Crops
New research comes as U.S. ag trade deficit is forecast to increase by 45%.
Beneficial Loan Refinancing: A Guide to Ethical and Rewarding Practices
Refinancing, when done right, can be a valuable tool in managing and even alleviating debt.
Wisconsin’s Teen Girls are Struggling with Their Self-esteem
The mental health of teen girls depends on successful early interventions.
Gen Z Reports Less than Optimal Mental Health but Undying Optimism
Gen Z reported poor mental health. But so did Gen X and Millennials.