Chicago Settles With Woman Who Miscarried After Being Shocked by Taser-Wielding Officer

An attorney for the accuser, Kathryn Mayorga, claims his model-client had been diagnosed with a learning disability in her youth and was thus unable to consent to a non-disclosure agreement.

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Rheumatoid arthritis treatment may improve COVID-19 pneumonia symptoms.

As home healthcare picks up the pace, fraudsters find more ways to steal from unsuspecting victims. Whether it is billing Medicare for services not rendered or giving kickbacks illegally, home health care fraud is a punishable crime.

Another kind of sexual harassment is when someone engages in offensive behavior that makes an employee so uncomfortable that it limits their ability to perform their job.

A settlement was reached between the Nashua School District and Cooper Doucette, a “former high school football player paralyzed during a 2010 practice.” According to the 12-page settlement agreement, Doucette will receive $1.3 million that will be paid by the “city’s insurance company, American Alternative Insurance Corporation.” According to court documents, an estimated $737,972 “will be paid to Doucette’s legal team at the law firm Nixon, Vogelman, Barry, Slawsky, and Simoneau,” and Doucette will receive “$2,000 a month for the next 25 years for a total of about $562,000.”

The Department of Justice informed a federal appeals court that, because inciting violence is not part of a president's official duties, Trump should not be considered immune to civil claims relating to the January 6 riots.