Facebook Pays $550m to Settle Facial Recognition Suit
Facebook won’t admit it’s done anything wrong–instead, it’s framing the settlement as a cost of doing business.
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Tennessee Prisoners Say State Doesn’t Have Right Drugs for Lethal Injections
But a Republican representative says the lawsuit is nothing but a desperate ploy by inmates’ attorneys.
Ford Motor Co. Proposes $30M Settlement to End Class-Action Lawsuit Over Transmissions
Ford Motor Co. recently proposed to end a class-action lawsuit over Focus and Fiesta transmissions for $30 million.
The Fight for Brand Equity in the Wake of a Discrimination Suit
What a business owner does – or does not do – during and after a crisis is paramount and decisive in terms of survival.
More Maine Programs Put into Place to Fight Crisis
Maine signs into law opioid licensing fee and establishes under anti-addiction programs.
97-year-old Trial Attorney Issued Restrictions in Murder Case
Oldest still active trial attorney given murder case restrictions after outburst.
Low-Wage Jobs are the New American Normal
Low-wage workers make up nearly half of the American workforce, and many of them are the sole breadwinners for their families.
Maine’s Director of Opioid Response Issues Report on Crisis
Maine’s first director of opioid response reports on the current state of the crisis and funding allocation.
Diabetes Drug Sitagliptin May Decrease Risk of Miscarriage
Women find hope in trial that shows sitagliptin may decrease the risk of having a miscarriage.
Black Man Walks Into Livonia Bank to Cash Discrimination Check, Almost Gets Arrested
Sauntore Thomas says that TCF Bank in Livonia didn’t believe his check–written for a discrimination case he’d recently settled–was real.