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Law schools and litigation: what a combo. Yesterday, Geoff posted about profs suing students. Today, the question is: could a law school sue the ABA and win? Here’s the background. Via Orin, I found my way to USD Prawf Gail Heriot’s sparky op-ed in the WSJ yesterday about how the ABA pressures…
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Indiana University experts discuss legal, economic and cultural issues influencing the Democratic presidential primary campaigns of Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton as Indiana’s influential primary election approaches. … Indiana Law Professor Pat Baude says it is a…
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Reuters - Nursing home residents with
dementia appear to be less likely to receive pain medication
than other residents, even though they have just as many
painful health conditions, a new study suggests.
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Amedisys ups its forecast as it reports good earnings. … There is a booming market for home health care companies, which provide a low-cost, long-term alternative to hospitals at a time when medical costs are rising and the Baby Boom generation enters its autumns years….
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FedEx Corp. today awarded a four-year grant totaling $1 million to Teach For America to support its goals to grow in scale and diversity. Teach For America … … FedEx Corp. today awarded a four-year grant totaling $1 million to Teach For America to support its goals to…
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Dear Bob …I have been in IT a very long time and I am a woman.I agree with you [see "Does gender matter?" Advice Line, 4/12/2008 - Bob] that there are competent, supportive managers of both sexes and evil, incompetent managers of both sexes. However, I do not agree with you that the woman who…
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Reuters - Five years of cancer care for America’s
elderly cost Medicare $21.1 billion, a figure that will swell
as the baby boomer generation ages, U.S. government researchers
said on Tuesday.
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HealthDay - WEDNESDAY, April 30 (HealthDay News) — Patients with mild
Alzheimer’s disease who took 800 milligrams of the drug tarenflurbil twice
a day had less decline in functional ability than those who took a
placebo, according to a British phase II trial.
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Reuters - The results of a clinical trial
suggest that a new drug slows the functional decline seen in
patients with mild Alzheimer’s disease, according to a report
in the online issue of The Lancet Neurology.
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Two sexual harassment lawsuits filed by a former city of Fernley employee were settled April 22, ending a drawn-out 20-month procedure involving both federal and state courts. … Irene Humphrey, a former part-time employee for the city, filed her first civil complaint…
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