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

Indeed the social media age has brought a new wrinkle in the FDA’s regulatory agenda. Social media marketing schemes are often designed to appear casual and conversational, as if friends are discussing an issue over coffee. While certainly not illegal and for the most part, and a useful form of advertisement, FDA risk statements rarely fit within 144 character-limit social-media parameters.

The plaintiff claims that physicians recommended "irreversible" gender-affirming treatment when she was too young to consent to life-changing medical procedures.

Patients with AD are more likely to experience poor mental health outcomes.

If you are like millions of other Americans, your “typical” day includes multiple Internet interactions. You probably check your email account, check in on social media—Facebook, Instagram or Twitter (or all three)—place an online order or two and research why your leg hurts at night or where you want to go on your next vacation. In the course of all those online exchanges, you have likely encountered a “Terms of Service” page—which you probably scrolled through hurriedly, so you could click on “Agree” and get on with your task. What you may not know is by checking “agree” on the Terms of Service Agreement, you essentially permitted your personal information to be tracked, mined, sold and otherwise distributed.

In order for users to find your website, you are required to build paths and paving your way in order to get the results.

Surgical error cases are serious, and hospitals offer settlements as a way to avoid litigation

The smell of cannabis is no longer a legal probable cause for a law enforcement officer to search a person, automobile, or residence.