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JUUL’s Potential Return in the U.S. Would Be a Win for Consumer Choice and Harm Reduction
The FDA decision opens the door for JUUL to return to the market in the future, and allow US consumers the same choice as those in the U.K. and Canada.
The Rise of Hospital Facility Fees & Their Impact on Patients
Large fees burden patients with unexpected charges, impacting affordability and transparency in healthcare.
The State Bar of Texas and Smokeball Grant Texas Lawyers Free Access to Trust & Billing Software
Smokeball will put software solutions for trust accounting & billing in the hands of all Texas lawyers at no cost, enabling them to improve client service.
Client Communication Mastery: Building Trust and Clarity in Legal Matters
Establishing effective communication with clients begins with having a culture where, from the top down, from partners to receptionists, there is a culture of making yourself available to talk to your clients. ~ Jeff Peek, Partner, Peek Law Group
Holding Nursing Homes Accountable for Preventable Injuries
In cases where harm or loss occurs in a nursing home due to negligence or misconduct, families may pursue legal action to hold the facility accountable.
Opioid Receptors Play an Unexpected Role in Gut Development
Researchers at Rice University uncover a surprising role that opioid receptors play in the gut.
American Civil Liberties Union Files Lawsuit Accusing Delaware Board of Funeral Services of Discriminating Against Muslims
“The Constitution protects everyone’s right to practice their religion free from discrimination,” an ACLU-DE attorney said, “yet Delaware’s law directly prevents Muslims, Orthodox Jews, and others who do not practice embalming from practicing their sacred funeral services.”
Florida Family Takes Action Against NASA After Space Station Debris Crashes Through Roof
A Florida family filed legal claims against NASA after a piece of debris jettisoned from the International Space Station crashed through the roof of their Naples home. According to CNN, the space agency had expected the 5,000-pound piece of refuse to disintegrate after entering the Earth’s atmosphere. However, a small piece of the cargo—no larger
Department of Justice Expected to File New Children’s Privacy Lawsuit Against TikTok
“The investigation uncovered reason to believe named defendants are violating or are about to violate the law and that a proceeding is in the public interest,” the F.T.C. said in a statement, adding that it has referred the case for prosecution by the Department of Justice.