Tech Startup CollX Fired New Dad: New Federal Lawsuit
In a little favor to me, says Susan Crumiller, he [Mann] claimed his attorneys had advised him to disregard the law, which will make discovery extra fun.
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Research Shows Women are More Likely to Develop Liver Disease
Women have a higher chance of experiencing compromised liver function.
Washington State Increases Mental Health Accessibility with Telehealth
Washington revamped its teletherapy policies to expand post-COVID treatment accessibility.
Wisconsin Businesses Sue State After Gov. Tony Evers Extends School Funding By 400 Years
A coalition of Wisconsin businesses has filed a lawsuit challenging Gov. Tony Evers’ use of partial veto powers to extend incremental increases in school funding for more than 400 years. According to The Associated Press, the complaint was filed on behalf of the Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerce Litigation Center. The lawsuit names two plaintiffs, and
Texas Man Sues Cinemark, Says Movie Theaters Shortchange Customers on Drinks
A man from North Texas has filed a lawsuit against Cinemark, claiming that the movie theaters’ 24-ounce cups can only hold 22 ounces of fluid.
Navigating the Aftermath of an Oilfield Accident: Steps Workers Can Take
North Dakota has a no-fault system for workers’ compensation, which means that workers injured on the job should receive coverage from WSI regardless of who caused the accident, even if it was the injured worker.
10 Legal Steps You Should Take Before Starting a Business
By proactively addressing areas like business structure, intellectual property protection, and compliance requirements, you’ll position your venture for sustainable, long-term growth.
Washington Supreme Court: Ban on “High-Capacity” Magazines to Remain in Place
“We’re not ruling on the ultimate merits of the case,” Washington State Supreme Court Commissioner Michael E. Johnston said, “we’re ruling on whether it is procedurally teed up—whether it belongs in this court, and various procedural things.”
Reports Reveal Nearly 50% of Approved Cancer Drugs May be Ineffective
Patient safety and well-being might be getting compromised by bringing ineffective cancer treatments to market.
Nurse Assault Highlights the Potential Dangers of Patient Care
Healthcare workers have faced increased stress and hostility from patients following the onset of the COVID pandemic.