A lawsuit was filed in the Eastern District of Michigan over accusations that Michigan Blue Cross violated some important antitrust laws. The Justice Department sued Michigan Blue Cross on charges that the healthcare provider was illegally negotiating contracts with Michigan… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com

See the rest here:
Justice Department Sues Michigan Blue Cross

Legal News blue cross, blue shield, crime in the news, crime prevention, homicide, insurance, jetblue, legal mischief, legal news, medical insurance, murder, plea bargain

There is a phrase in economics popularized by Milton Friedman that there ain’t no such thing as a free lunch. The logic behind the principle is fairly simple — it is impossible to get something for nothing.

View post:
5 Times When You Have to be Paid for Not Working

Legal News blue cross, crime in the news, crime prevention, insurance, legal mischief, legal news, medical insurance, murder, plea bargain, wage and hour laws

The mother of a self-proclaimed teen sex addict is suing the Tyra show for featuring her child on her show discussing her sexual proclivities without her permission. According to Reuters, 15 year-old Jewel Washington answered an open call for sex…

Continued here:
Mother of Teen ‘Sex Addict’ Sues ‘Tyra’ Show

Legal News blue cross, contract, insurance, legal news, medical insurance, minors, murder, plea bargain, tyra banks

The family of Bryan Jones is suing the Sandusky Sheriff’s Office for $20 million based on a bizarre series of events that left Jones’ body riddled with bullets in his head and body. The parents of 26 year-old Bryan Jones… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com

See the rest here:
Family Sues Sandusky Sheriff’s Office For $20M

Legal News blue cross, bryan jones, contract, excessive force, insurance, legal news, medical insurance, murder, suing the police, tyra banks, wrongful death

Attorney General Eric Holder said that the U.S. government will “vigorously enforce” federal laws prohibiting the possession and cultivation of marijuana, regardless of whether Proposition 19 passes. However the federal government has extremely limited police resources compared to the State..

Original post:
Federal Government Will Vigorously Enforce Marijuana Laws

Legal News blue cross, contract, drug offenders, excessive force, federal crime, law enforcement, legal news, marijuana, medical insurance, murder, states rights, suing the police, supremacy, tyra banks, wrongful death

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey have agreed to a settlement with thousands of Sept 11 workers who cleared rubble from the World Trade Center after the 9/11 terrorist attacks. The workers, who cleaned potentially toxic materials… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.

View post:
Sept 11 Workers Made a Deal With The WTC

Legal News blue cross, drug offenders, federal crime, legal news, medical insurance, murder, new york, respiratory failure, states rights, suing the police, supremacy, tyra banks, wrongful death, wtc

As discussed in a prior post,

Legal News california, gaming, insurance commissioner, internet crime, legal news, medical insurance, online gambling, uigea

If anyone knows that labels hurt it would be Mark Wicklund, who is suing the state of Idaho. The 56-year-old Boise man was labeled a violent sexual predator in 2001.

View original post here:
Man Sues Idaho over Violent Sexual Predator Label

Legal News boise, california, gaming, insurance commissioner, legal news, mark wicklund, medical insurance, sex offenders, uigea, violent sexual predator, vsp