It's Not the Principle, It's the Party

A telehealth platform is a relatively new experience for the world. Patients and HCP alike are adapting the technological advancements in the healthcare system.

Earlier this year on February 27, 73-year-old Nancy Gillett drowned in a retention pond after leaving Bridgewater Healthcare Center on Carey Road in Carmel, Indiana. As a result, her family has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in Hamilton County court “against a grocery store, developer, and healthcare center.” How did she drown, though?

This dynamic environment calls for a careful balancing act between leveraging technology for justice and safeguarding the fundamental principles of law and privacy.

More Than A Dozen Children Report Bacterial Infections After Surgery

Environmental extremist pleads guilty to two arsons aimed at targeting commercial and government-owned animal processing facilities.

On March 8, U.S. District Judge Cathy Seibel barred four of the plaintiffs’ expert witnesses and limited the scope of testimony of the other two. Bayer, maker of the Mirena IUD, called the ruling a victory and began preparing a motion for summary judgment which would end any chance of recovery for the women injured by this product. However, blocked expert testimony isn’t necessarily the end of Mirena MDL, especially if the plaintiffs’ steering committee has its way.

Thousands of DACA recipients call the State of Tennessee their home.

The member of the United Constitutional Patriots is also a convicted felon and is being charged with illegal possession of firearms and ammunition.