Real estate is such a huge industry and a recent class action lawsuit filed in the courts may change the way the residential side of it works if it is successful. According to news reports about the suit, the National Association of Realtors (NAR), Realogy, Keller Williams HomeServices of America, Inc. (subsidiary of Berkshire Hathaway) […]
The New York Times reported the University of Southern California settled with victims that alleged they were sexually abused by a school gynecologist for reportedly $215 million in October 2018. It is the first of what maybe many settlements against the university over the Tyndall scandal. The publication reported 500 women have sued the university […]
The New York Times reported a drop in social security disability benefit applications in the recent years. Some of the reasons listed in the article include a strong economy, the increased scrutiny Social Security Disability Income (SSDI) applications are getting, and the increase in the aging population being eligible for government programs like Medicare and […]
Fairfield University, The New England Society of Jesus, The Sovereign Military Hospitaller Order of Saint John of Jerusalem of Rhodes and of Malta and The Reverend Paul E. Carrier have proposed a $60 million settlement with a group of plaintiffs who claim they were sexually abused at a school operated by officials connected to the […]
As a society, we vowed to take care of our armed forces when they get hurt in the line of duty. Army, Marines, Navy, Special Forces, and the National Guard members who fight to protect our country are eligible for veterans’ disability benefits should end up hurt. When our armed forces are deployed and they […]
Michigan Radio in partnership with NPR details disgraced doctor Larry Nassar and his actions against hundreds of girls in their new series titled “Believed”. Currently on its second episode, the series takes a deep dive into who Nassar was and how he was able to get away with everything he did. The series also highlights […]
