Chicago Settles With Woman Who Miscarried After Being Shocked by Taser-Wielding Officer
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New York Gov. Cuomo Appoints Special Prosecutor to Investigate Former AG Eric Schneiderman Abuse Allegations
Evisort Introduces Industry’s First Smart OCR AI with Multi-Language Capabilities and Expands Clause Library to Accelerate End-to-End Contracting
Western Union and Evisort win Value Champion Award by the Association of Corporate Counsel for product collaboration and innovation.
Veterinarians Lose Their Case Against Dairy Company
Six veterinarians have their human trafficking case dismissed by federal judge.
Black Residents of Hamtramck, MI, Back in Court Decades After Winning Discrimination Suit
More Maine Programs Put into Place to Fight Crisis
Maine signs into law opioid licensing fee and establishes under anti-addiction programs.
The Importance of Estate Planning
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Legal Ways to Handle Insurance Claim Denials
Is your insurance company acting in bad faith and unreasonably denying your claim? There are legal ways to fight this if it happens to you.
Flint Water Suit Settled, Still Bad
The Flint water crisis, precipitated by the Republican state government's penny wise and pound foolish money “saving” strategy, has left behind years of damage not just to the city's lead pipes, but to the lives of its residents. Now that a lawsuit brought by several organizations including the ACLU of Michigan, Concerned Pastors for Social Action, and the Natural Resources Defense Council, as well as Flint resident Melissa Mays, has been settled, there may be some progress towards making Flint whole again.