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Michael D. McKim sues Penn Highlands Huntingdon alleging wrongful termination after reporting safety violations and employee misclassification issues. He seeks various damages including back pay and reinstatement.

The ordinance would set a cap on gross annual sales of $100,000, with meals limited to 30 per day or 90 per week.

KPRC 2 Investigates Joel Eisenbaum wanted to know what that process was like to obtain a medical prescription for marijuana products.

(The Center Square) – On Tuesday, Austin City Council members passed a resolution directing city personnel to not comply with a new state law that criminalizes gender-related services for children.

Legal scholar Damien Riehl sheds light on the need for a shift in terminology.

Generally, California law treats parties to a commercial lease as sufficiently sophisticated, equal bargainers, capable of negotiating an agreement governing their relationship, such...

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If anyone in Santa Barbara County, other than the cannabis industry, starts a business, say a cooler for processing vegetables and fruit for shipment to

Our clients report that addressing and preventing burnout for their physicians and other caregivers continues to be a critical priority in the aftermath of the pandemic. Healthcare...

Two workers killed after suspected exposure to toxic gas hydrogen sulphide while working in a manhole.