It's Not the Principle, It's the Party
The GOP speaks pretty words about freedom, but what do they really care about? It's not the principle, it's the party.
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Protecting the Legal Rights of 9/11 Survivors
Anyone who was in the disaster areas during the eligible time frame is encouraged to register for a potential claim right away, whether they are sick or not, and to get started with medical monitoring and health care through the WTCHP.
5 Reasons Parametric Design is Changing Architecture
As we use this approach, design seems to have a more flexible, collaborative, and sustainable future.
What are the Main Causes of Car Accidents in New Haven?
Drivers drifting in another lane are responsible for 11.7% of all crashes in Connecticut.
Paid Social Media Optimization 101: Make the Most of Your Firm’s Marketing Dollars
Armed with the critical data that call tracking provides, you can dig into what’s really happening with your paid social campaigns.
New Lawsuits Say Lyft Didn't Protect Passengers from Sexual Assault
One of the lawsuit's core claims is that Lyft scarcely screens its drivers.
Grand Theft Avocado Heist Lands Three Employees In Jail
Grand Theft Avocado Heist Lands Three Employees In Jail
Couple Files Negligence Suit After Being Exposed to Hepatitis A at Wedding Reception
A lawsuit was recently filed on behalf of a Kentucky couple after they and their “240 wedding guests were exposed to hepatitis A during an August reception at the banquet hall.” Kentucky attorney Donald L. Nageleisen filed the suit against the Newport Syndicate on behalf of Jeff and Kameron Slavey, “their wedding guests and two other couples who hosted weddings at the Syndicate between July 25 and Aug. 11” after an employee fell ill with hepatitis A.
