Human trafficking is a crisis that occurs around the world. In the U.S., it’s estimated that there are as many as one million victims currently being trafficked.
As the holiday season and new year approach, we need to take time to enjoy life outside of work to maintain our well-being and effectiveness. By prioritizing self-care, we can combat the stresses inherent in our profession.
As winter sets in, we brighten our homes with festive decorations, use heaters to stay warm, and enjoy holiday traditions like cooking and fireworks. However, these activities can increase the risk of burn injuries.
As more people turn to alternative treatments for pain, anxiety, depression, and even opioid withdrawal, the FDA is cautioning against using kratom, a plant-based product linked to serious health risks and fatalities.
The Archdiocese of New Orleans has been battling bankruptcy proceedings due to Louisiana sex abuse lawsuits. The bankruptcy has caused tension between diocese leaders, parishioners, state lawmakers, and survivors.
The Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans has spent almost $40 million in fees on its bankruptcy. This number has Louisiana sex abuse survivors and their attorneys concerned about the mismanagement of the process.
The deadline has been extended for adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse to file a lawsuit against their abusers. Through Senate Bill 246, civil sex abuse lawsuits under the “lookback window” law can now be filed through June 14, 2027.
Recent legislative efforts have made progress on improving the rights of church sex abuse survivors, but a major loophole in the laws surrounding this terrible crime is keeping perpetrators safe.
American shoppers spend billions of dollars buying gifts for their loved ones during the holiday season. It’s essential to know that buying the wrong items can increase the risk of being injured by a dangerous or defective product.
