FBI Raids Medical Research Center, Finds Body Parts in Buckets
Relatives thoughts they were donating their loved ones remains for medical research, but federal agents found this wasn’t the case.
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Forced Arbitration is Becoming a Popular New Trend for Employers
Forced arbitration agreements are becoming the norm and employees should understand what they’re signing before they waive their rights.
Super Jumper Trampoline Recalled Amid Safety Concerns
Super Jumper recently recalled 23,000 trampolines due to safety concerns.
Soon-to-be Fifth Grader Charged with Assault, Mother Shocked
A 10-year-old boy was recently charged with aggravated assault for hitting a classmate in the face with a dodgeball. Is it because he’s black?
U-M Study Finds Half of New Mothers are Prescribed Opioids
Study finds that 50% of new mothers are prescribed opioids and many are still taking them one year later.
Tesla Hit with Wrongful Death Lawsuit
Tesla recently came under fire in another wrongful death lawsuit alleging negligence.
New York City Mulling Proposal to Stop Cell Phone Companies from Selling Location Data
Cell carriers say the law would make doing business in different jurisdictions too “complicated.”
New Additives Discovered in Cocaine are Concerning, Experts Say
Experts are finding a multitude of dangerous toxins in cocaine that may increase overdose death rates.
California’s Ammunition Buying Law is Facing Litigation
California’s new restrictions on ammunition buying receive significant pushback.
Michigan Inmate Wins Right to Report Abuse to Outside Agencies
Sharee Miller, who participated in a gruesome 1999 murder, successfully sued the state for retaliation.