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San Francisco, CA – The newspaper industry is adapting to the digital age as more readers turn to online platforms for their news consumption. In an effort to cater to this growing demand, newspapers are offering subscription packages that provide unlimited access to their content and digital apps. Two major newspapers, based in different parts of the country, have recently introduced new subscription plans with enticing features for their readers. In the first offering, readers will receive unlimited access to the newspaper’s website and apps. This includes access to all articles and features available online. … Read more

Owner of Portable X-Ray Business Loses Appeal Based on Jury’s Vaccination Status in $2 Million Fraud Case

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NORTH CANTON, Ohio – The owner of a portable X-ray business in North Canton, Ohio, has lost his appeal to have his 2022 conviction overturned due to the vaccination status of the jury. Thomas G. O’Lear was found guilty by a federal jury of defrauding Medicare and Medicaid out of nearly $2 million. His company, Portable Radiology Services, was accused of billing nursing home residents for X-ray services that were never provided, and then attempting to cover up the fraudulent activity. In October 2022, O’Lear received a 15-year prison sentence and was ordered to pay … Read more

Stay Informed: Understanding North Carolina Laws on Cutting Through Parking Lots and Flashing High Beams

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Raleigh, NC – Drivers in North Carolina may be subject to penalties for cutting through parking lots and flashing high beams, according to state laws. These actions, which may seem harmless to some, can actually result in a citation. North Carolina law prohibits motorists from using private parking lots, such as those belonging to shopping centers or restaurants, as shortcuts to avoid traffic or traffic signals. Violators can be ticketed under this regulation, as it is considered a dangerous practice that disrupts the flow of traffic and poses risks to pedestrians and other drivers. The … Read more

San Diego County Jury Awards Multi-Million Dollar Verdict in Monsanto Cancer Lawsuit

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CARLSBAD, Calif. – A San Diego County jury has reached a multi-million dollar verdict in a lawsuit between a local man and the chemical giant Monsanto Company, which is now owned by Bayer. The lawsuit, filed in November 2021, alleged that the man’s rare cancer diagnosis was linked to his years of using the popular weed killer Roundup. The plaintiff, Mike Dennis, who is 57 years old, was diagnosed with mycosis fungoides, a rare form of T-cell lymphoma, in 2020. His attorneys argued that the active ingredient in Roundup, glyphosate, causes DNA damage and leads … Read more