By Larry Katz, Esquire • 12 June, 2024 There are several types of federal judges. Understanding the differences between them will assist in understanding news stories and lawsuits. The highest level on the hierarchy of federal judges is the Article III judge. This term comes from the fact that the federal judiciary was created by […]
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TIf you are a medical professional providing reproductive care and counseling, you are likely well aware of the risks you face from new laws limiting access to abortions and related information and services. Your license and employment may be at risk. Let the LLG National Law Group’s premier license defense attorneys help you invoke your
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The Necessity of Patient Restraint In some cases, nurses must restrain patients, under physician orders and for self-defense, patient welfare, and defense of other patients. This is especially common in nursing homes and other clinical settings serving dementia patients. Otherwise, without humane restraint, dementia patients might walk away, harm themselves, or harm others on the
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By Joseph Cannizzo Jr. July 2023 Anyone who has ever been involved in a personal injury lawsuit has probably heard of the legal phrase, “statute of limitations”. For those unfamiliar, a statute of limitations, generally, is a statutory deadline by which a plaintiff must bring their claim before the Court – in other words, by
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By Joseph Cannizzo Jr • April 26, 2024 While dogs are often referred to as “man’s best friend,” dogs can also be dangerous, and even the friendliest of dogs may bite when provoked. This this blog post we will discuss some general legal theory about animal bites, including dog bites, and outline what you should
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The news has recently had almost daily stories about the social media app, Tik Tok, and Congress’ threat to make using it illegal unless its ownership is transferred from its present Chinese owners. The argument for requiring the removal of Chinses owners is that they require access to personal and confidential information and that poses
By Jeanilou G.T. Maschhoff • April 26, 2024 We have discussed in previous blog posts the rise in university academic violations stemming from the use of artificial intelligence by students. ChatGPT is the typical culprit used by students to gain an unfair advantage when completing their assignments. On an interesting note, we have a novel
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By Jeanilou G.T. Maschhoff • April 26, 2024 Do you have an estate plan? That question causes most people a certain amount of anxiety if they have not gone through the process. People often want to avoid the topic completely because of the heavy topics it entails. Very few people like to think about their
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By David Haislip • March 8, 2024 A disappointing report tells of a licensed surgical nurse allegedly stealing patient anesthesia or painkillers for his own use, leaving the poor patients recovering from surgery with high pain levels. One can imagine how seriously the licensing officials who investigated and prosecuted the case took the nurse’s alleged
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By David Haislip • March 8, 2024 One of the most often used cliches in American law is, “We are going to take this all the way to the United States Supreme Court.” However, many lawyers and most nonlawyers do not realize how difficult it is to have a case heard by the United States
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