Tracing the History of Forced Sterilization within the United States
When many people hear the phrase “forced sterilization,” they rarely associate the practice with the United States, or if they do, they believe this was something the country did more than a century ago. Unfortunately, however, coerced and forced sterilizations have been occurring since the early 1900s and have seen […]
Granite State Residents File Suit Over Medicaid Work Requirements
Medicaid is a federal and state government health insurance program for persons of all ages whose income and resources are insufficient to pay for health care. States currently enjoy significant leeway in determining who is eligible for implementation of the program. In recent years, a number of states have received […]
Domino’s Pizza May Deliver the Supreme Court a Chance to Modernize the ADA
The Supreme Court of the United States could soon provide greater clarity to the Americans with Disabilities Act’s (ADA) jurisdiction over websites and mobile apps. Domino’s Pizza is reportedly preparing a petition for certiorari to appeal a Ninth Circuit decision, Robles v. Domino’s (913 F.3d 898), which held that blind […]
“Alexa, Reinvent the Healthcare System.”
Amazon’s move to the health care space has the potential to revolutionize the industry. Beginning in January, 2018, Amazon has been moving towards its latest business venture: healthcare. While a shift to health care may be unusual for Amazon, the change recognizes the fact that health care is an intricate and […]
An Attorney’s Duty to Concussed Athletes
In November 2018, the National Hockey League (NHL) joined the National Football League (NFL) to attempt to resolve their concussion litigation. The NHL agreed to a settlement with approximately 300 former hockey players, who had unsuccessfully attempted to certify their lawsuit as a class action. NHL Players alleged negligence for […]
