Considerations Regarding Cannabinoid Language Use
Misleading, ideologically charged language doesn’t just hurt consumers; it hurts companies, the industry and the free market writ large.
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Federal Judge Orders West Los Angeles College to Restore Campus Shuttle to Provide Equal Access to Students with Mobility Disabilities
WLAC is located on a hill in Culver City, California with steep, uneven terrain and long distances from the parking on the outer edges of the campus to the main buildings.
Delta Air Lines Passengers Sue Over CrowdStrike Outage-Related Cancellations
“The impact on Delta passengers was disastrous,” says the lawsuit, which is seeking certification as a class action. “Delta’s failure to recover from the CrowdStrike outage left passengers stranded in airports across the country and the world and, in many cases, thousands of miles from home.”
The Psychology of Divorce: What Really Drives Married Couples to End Ties?
From communication breakdown to changing priorities and unresolved past issues, there are often deep-rooted reasons behind a couple’s decision to end their marriage.
Handcuffed Teenage Girl Hit by Police in Hospital
The Basildon incident is not an isolated case; it is part of a worrying trend of increasing police misconduct.
Legal Implications of Data Breaches in Healthcare: Change Healthcare’s Cyberattack Analyzed
Companies must thoroughly revisit their data privacy and security policies, to ensure that their patient and staff data are protected to the fullest extent.
Legal Issues and Considerations Associated with Employee Background Checks in Canada
Your current employees and staff will feel safe and secure at work when you run a pre-employment background check because they know they can count on the person sitting next to them.
Legal and Psychological Implications of Sperm Donation
By focusing on these important elements, we can provide better support to everyone engaged in sperm donation—donors, recipients, and their children.
How Child Custody Is Determined in Same-Sex Divorces
Unless one parent is deemed unfit, both parents have a right—and responsibility—to maintain a relationship with the child and get involved in their daily lives.
U.S. Government Sues Norfolk Southern for Delaying Amtrak Trains
“For half a century, federal law has required freight rail companies to give Amtrak passenger rail service preference on their tracks—yet noncompliance with this important law has been uneven at best,” U.S. Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said in a statement.