Lawsuit: PlayVS Accused of Wrongful Termination, Pregnancy Discrimination

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company and a driver were named in a wrongful death lawsuit filed earlier this year over the March death of six-year-old Maryana Kranz.

The Supreme Court recently agreed to grant a handful of minor-league baseball players class-action status in a lawsuit they are filing against Major League Baseball.

Former Manhattan prosecutor Linda Fairstein claims that Netflix defamed her by showing docuseries scenes suggesting she was responsible for coercing confessions from the Central Park Five.

The federal law states that all the nursing homes should be secure and promote the rights of all the residents.

Baby Trend recalled certain models of its mini strollers that were sold on Amazon and in Target stores.

Arizona Continues to Battle Opioid Crisis as Overdoses Spike

From poorly designed rooms that increase the chance of patients falling, to loud noises and a lack of privacy, some suggest that hospitals and how they’re designed might be making patients sicker. According to a New York Times article, “hospitals are among the most expensive facilities to build, with complex infrastructures, technologies, regulations and safety codes,” but new evidence has found that we have been building them wrong. The way hospitals are currently built leads to high numbers of hospital-acquired infections, little to no privacy for patients, falling risks, loud noises, and an overall poor patient experience.

Many states are now requiring individuals to wear masks when social distancing is impossible.