Man Claims Aliens Made Him Vandalize Property
Man Claims Aliens Made Him Vandalize Property
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Michigan Auto Insurance Bill Faces Increased Scrutiny
Michigan Auto Insurance Bill Faces Increased Scrutiny
Wrongful Death Lawsuit Filed By Father of Las Vegas Shooting Victim
By now, many are aware of the tragic shooting that occurred in Las Vegas earlier this month that claimed nearly 6o lives and injured many more. Now that the dust is settling and investigations continue to unfold, some relatives of the victims are beginning to file wrongful death lawsuits against Mandalay Bay Casino and Resort and others. For example, the father of Andrea Castilla, a 28-year-old native of Huntington Beach that was one of the people tragically killed at the Route 91 Harvest Festival, has filed a “wrongful death lawsuit against the operators of the Mandalay Bay Casino and Resort, Live Nation and the manufacturer of bump stocks.”
Kids Preferred Toy Company Issues Voluntary Recall of 587,000 Plush Toys
It’s hard to imagine that the holidays are nearly upon us. For many parents, that means it’s almost time for Christmas shopping. However, because toy recalls occur frequently, it’s important for parents to be aware of what toys are and are not safe for their little ones. A quick glance at the news or Consumer Product Safety Commission’s website is a good way to find information about any current recalls, such as the one recently issued by Kids Preferred Toy Company. Yesterday the toy company recalled “more than 587,000 children’s toys…because of a wind-up attachment that could pose a choking hazard.”
Clothes Should Be More Expensive, Pt. 2
The cheap clothing industry has exploded, but so has the waste problem. If quality clothes last longer and waste less, our clothes should be more expensive.
Reporting a Nursing Home Complaint in Maryland? Don’t Bother
Reporting a Nursing Home Complaint in Maryland? Don’t Bother
Investigations Shows Department of Veterans Affairs Covered Up Medical Practice
The results of an investigation published late last week casts a dim light on the Department of Veterans Affairs and its handling of medical malpractice. Experts from within the agency placed the blame for nearly 100 botched procedures on a single physician. USA Today reported on Friday that the VA said Dr. Thomas Franchini “drilled
Trump Administration Appeals Reproductive Rights Decision for Undocumented Teen
An undocumented teenager’s fight for reproductive rights is seeing a new challenge in the form of the Trump administration. The contentious case came into the national spotlight on Monday, and has only escalated since. Late Wednesday evening, U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan ruled that the government had to permit a 17-year old illegal immigrant to
Oil Company Agrees to $1.8M Lawsuit Over Overtime Dispute
A Canadian oil and gas company has agreed to settle a lawsuit with workers working in Colorado. In a lawsuit filed against the company, Ensign Energy Services, the workers claimed they were “denied overtime pay because of the way they were compensated.” The lawsuit itself settled for $2 million and was approved by a “federal judge in Denver.”
Chicago Aviation Officials Fire Officers Over Role in United Airlines Scandal
Months after the United Airlines scandal went viral, Chicago aviation officials have fired two officers and suspended another two over the forcible removal of a passenger from a supposedly overbooked flight. On April 9th, Kentucky-based doctor David Dao was dragged out of a purportedly overbooked flight at Chicago O’Hare International Airport. Dao refused to give