The U.S. Department of Justice and the State of Connecticut reportedly resolved a dispute about the State’s voter registration practices. The DOJ had accused the state of not having complied with national guidelines which govern the process of registering citizens to vote in federal elections. Connecticut Fails to Comply A DOJ investigation … [Read more...]
Last Week Tonight with John Oliver: Journalism
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Hall of Famer Paul Hornung Suing Football Helmet Maker Riddell for Brain Injury
In recent years the National Football League has been in full damage control mode as allegations that the league covered up its knowledge of the sport’s potential to cause players brain injury continue to work their way through the courts and public perception. But despite the NFL’s having taken hits due to the controversy, both financially and in … [Read more...]
Government Struggles to Spread Word that Some Student Loans Can Be Written Off
In recent years the federal government has been furiously working to crack down on fraudulent for-profit colleges, universities, and other learning institutions. Though students of such organizations often do not obtain the education they were promised, they are frequently left with thousands of dollars in student loan debt. The federal government … [Read more...]
Boston Police Under Scrutiny for Warrantless Tracking Devices
Boston police are drawing increased scrutiny after it was revealed recently that they have used a controversial tracking device nearly a dozen times over the past seven years. At issue is the warrantless use of a tracker which can help the agency accurately determine the locations of cell phones. Sting Ray Cell-Site Simulator The technology … [Read more...]
Waitress Sued for Bad Social Media Reviews
Early one morning on her way home from work, 20-year-old Lan Cai was struck by a drunk driver at about 1:30am. After the impact Cai was hit by a second car, which had been trying to avoid her after her first collision. The accidents left Cai severely battered and with two broken bones in her back. Retaining an Attorney Cai contacted Houston … [Read more...]
Bayer Wins Court Case Against Nearly 1,300 Suits Relating to Mirena IUD
Nearly 1,300 women who filed suit against pharmaceutical giant Bayer AG suffered defeat in a New York court recently, when a judge issued a major ruling in favor of the company. The ruling has severely undercut the plaintiffs’ case, and has left its future in doubt. Judge Issues Critical Ruling U.S. District Judge Cathy Seibel ruled last … [Read more...]
FAA to Loosen Medical Restrictions on Some Pilots
Three levels of medical certificates are required of various pilots – third class, second class and first class. Each involves a more thorough and invasive medical exam than the last, and each confers greater privileges on the pilots who hold it. Commercial airline pilots, for example, must hold first-class medical certificates, while pilots … [Read more...]
Minnesota Draws Attention for Anti-Violence Tractic
Federal prosecutors in Minnesota have recently seen success with an anti-violence strategy of prosecuting criminals for illegal firearms possession and trafficking, instead of more difficult to prove crimes such as murder. 2014 Case a Breakthrough In 2014 Minnesota officials were dealing with a spike in gang activity which resulted in multiple … [Read more...]
Trump & Plato
Judge Rejects Wrongful Death Suit Against Home Depot for Tornado Deaths
On May 22, 2011 a category EF5 tornado hit the town of Joplin, Missouri packing winds in excess of 200 miles per hour. The twister completely destroyed countless homes, cars, and businesses, including a Home Depot store. A woman whose husband and two children had sought shelter in the Home Depot, and subsequently perished in its destruction, filed … [Read more...]
Easy Ways to Lose Weight: The Myth
Some people are uncomfortable with their own appearance – especially when it comes to their weight. This could be for many reasons (like societal pressure or low self-esteem), but some companies use this fact to make a profit. You’ve probably seen advertisements, or have read about a “miracle solution” for weight loss in a magazine. At some point, … [Read more...]
The Importance of Workers Compensation
Consumers have their mortgages, their auto insurance and probably some form of homeowner's insurance. They may have measures in place to protect their important documents and belongings as well as firewalls to protect their computers, all of which they pay close attention to. But not many consumers give that kind of attention to their employers’ … [Read more...]
Wrongful Death Suit Filed in Case of Lawful Self-Defense
Wrongful death lawsuits may be filed when the survivors of a person who was accidentally or intentionally killed wish to hold those responsible for the death civilly liable. In most states, wrongful death lawsuits seek monetary compensation for the survivors of the deceased. Now, an Oregon case is putting to the test the question of what happens … [Read more...]
Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Asks Court to Dismiss Discrimination Suit
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is asking a Kentucky court to dismiss a discrimination lawsuit which was brought against it by an area contractor. The suit, brought by Mathis & Sons and owner Maureen Mathis, alleges that the Transportation Cabinet took too long to grant minority status to the company, and in the process cost the company an … [Read more...]
When to Hire a Car Accident Attorney-Things to Know
If you have ever been injured in a car accident, you know it is a stressful situation. You face the inconvenience of dealing with damage to your car and having to reorganize your schedule for that day and possibly beyond. Many car accidents result in serious injuries, which may require treatment at a hospital or an emergency facility to say nothing … [Read more...]
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