According to a report recently issued by the Inspector General of the Department of Health and Human Services, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is taking entirely too long to remove tainted food from grocery store shelves. The report states that the FDA “did not always have an efficient and effective food-recall process that ensured the safety of the nation's food … [Read more...]
Did Wells Fargo Make Illegal Changes to Customer Mortgages?
A recent class action lawsuit accuses Wells Fargo of extending mortgage loan terms for customers in bankruptcy without their knowledge. Tom Goyda, a spokesman for Wells Fargo, strongly denies the claim stating that the bankruptcy courts and borrowers were notified. The lawsuits suggest that the changes were confusing because they lowered the monthly mortgage payment for … [Read more...]
Female JD Enrollment Soars and Surpasses Males for the First Time in History
Has the time in history come where more women than men are enrolled in law school for their Juris Doctor Degree? According to research gathered by The New York Times and this Enjuris infographic, the answer is yes. In fact, 2016 was a milestone for female enrollees. The JD is the highest form of legal education available in the United States and constitutes a professional … [Read more...]
A New Therapy May Help Spinal Cord Injury Patients
Spinal cord injuries are one of the most devastating and financially painful injuries that currently affects approximately 276,000 individuals in the United States alone. The medical costs for these patients can be astronomical with many spending up to a million in the first year of their injury. As a result, the scientific and medical communities are constantly … [Read more...]
What to Expect from Jeff Sessions, Trump’s New Attorney General
Recently, Donald Trump nominated Jeff Sessions, Alabama senator and former federal prosecutor, to be the new United States Attorney General. As Attorney General, Sessions will be setting the federal policies and directives for attorneys across the United States. Jeff Sessions comes to the table as a fan of old-school, strict law-and-order. This means that we can expect … [Read more...]
Controversial Tennessee Legislation Gives Counselors and Therapists the Right to Choose Clients
In the state of Tennessee, a controversial piece of legislation known as Senate bill 1556 was recently signed into law. This bill allows counselors and therapists within the state to choose whether or not they accept clients whose situations may contradict their beliefs, goals, or values. However, the governor has said that the counselor or therapist must legally refer … [Read more...]
