A Georgia mom arrested for letting her 10-year-old son get a tattoo claims she didn’t know it was illegal. But police have an inkling that’s not completely true. Chuntera Napier, of Acworth, Ga., faces charges of child cruelty and being a party to a crime in connection with her son’s……
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Legal for Moms to Let Kids Get a Tattoo?
Bedbugs don’t discriminate — though at $695 a night, you’d hope they did.
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Bedbugs + Ritz-Carlton = One Worrried Hotel
Swiss drug company Novartis AG has settled its overtime lawsuit for $99 million. The Novartis settlement comes after 6 years of litigation. The settlement will cover more than 7,700 of the company’s former and current sales representatives.
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How OT Pay Issues Cost a Company $99 Million
Last night’s episode of The Good Wife was, well, a good one. The misdirection! The slap! The whipped cream! Speaking of which, no one should desire Eli Gold. Ick.
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‘The Good Wife’ Meets the Grand Jury
The Wrath of Kahn is apparently no match for the wrath of a soon-to-be ex-wife. A British man’s spouse is forcing him to give up his beloved apartment, which he’d remodeled to look like a “Star Trek” set. Divorce lawyers: Engage! Nightclub DJ and devout “Trekker” Tony Alleyne, 58, received…..
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Man’s ‘Star Trek’ Apartment Must Boldly Go Thanks to His Divorce
GW Pharmaceuticals, a British company, has asked the Food and Drug Administration to approve a pot mouth spray — the world’s first marijuana-based prescription drug. The spray, called Sativex, contains THC and cannabinoids
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Pot Mouth Spray Seeks FDA Approval
Wage laws are tricky. But it is an area of law all employers need to familiarize themselves with
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Three Times Employees Must be Paid Not to Work
If you’ve heard of HIPAA — the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 — you probably know that it protects private medical information. But beyond that, most people are understandably clueless
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Who Must Comply With HIPAA Regulations?
Teen girls under the age of 17 will still require a prescription for Plan B, the emergency contraceptive medication. Health and Human Services (HHS) Secretary Kathleen Sebelius has reportedly rejected Teva Pharmaceutical Industries’ application to sell Plan B to teens without the age restriction. FDA Commissioner Margaret Hamburg said the…..
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Teen Girls Still Need Rx for ‘Morning After Pill’
The 9th Circuit has revived an overtime lawsuit against California-based Oracle Corp., possibly affecting thousands. The Oracle class action seeks to represent a group of nonresident employees who traveled to California to teach customers how to use Oracle products
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Class Action Against Oracle Revived by 9th Circuit
