Doctor dies at Disney World after staff promised food was allergy-free
The woman's husband is suing Disney and one of its restaurants after the couple was repeatedly assured that the food did not contain allergens.
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The woman's husband is suing Disney and one of its restaurants after the couple was repeatedly assured that the food did not contain allergens.
The woman's husband is suing Disney and one of its restaurants after the couple was repeatedly assured that the food did not contain allergens.
Following the Alabama Supreme Court’s ruling that frozen embryos are considered “children” under state law, here are six key questions that remain about the implications of the decision.
An Alabama Supreme Court ruling that found frozen embryos are children, and those who destroy them can be held liable for wrongful death, sheds new light on how anti-abortion laws in some states can impact how embryos are viewed under state law.
That decision is the first known case in which a US court has ruled that frozen embryos are human beings.