Ben Cline brags about NRA endorsement, A+ rating: Because, of course he would
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The Ben Cline campaign comes across like it’s bragging about how its guy got an A+ rating and endorsement for his re-election from the NRA.
Search Results for Office of the Attorney General
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IRS and Arizona tax debt relief: What Phoenix taxpayers should know
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The federal government and the State of Arizona run legitimate, structured programs to resolve tax debt — often with far less strain than notices suggest.
The 90-day clock most New Yorkers don’t know starts after a fall
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Ask anyone in New York how long they have to bring an injury claim, and you will hear three years. That answer in New York City is dangerously wrong.
San Antonio’s most dangerous roads for drivers and rideshare passengers
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San Antonio does not have a single notorious highway the way some cities do. What it has is a pattern: a set of corridors that produce serious and fatal crashes year after year.
Virginia needs to do more to make sure that people in our nursing homes are safe
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In the range of 29,000 Virginia seniors are residents of one of our 291 certified nursing homes, so, about 100 per, would be the average head count there.
What to look for when choosing a car accident lawyer
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Learn how to choose a car accident lawyer by checking relevant experience, communication, fees, credentials, and who will handle your case.
Greene County sheriff hires MAGA state senator to press case on 287(g) agreement
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Greene County Sheriff Steven Smith has lawyered up in the face of a demand for information into his agency’s continued work with ICE in violation of state law from Attorney General Jay Jones.
Why more Houston residents are choosing rehab outside the city
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Houston is the fourth-largest city in the United States, home to nearly 2.3 million people and a metro area that stretches across multiple counties. It also has one of the highest overdose death rates in Texas.
Meta agrees to $17B settlement in ‘exploit young users’ multi-state case
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Meta agreed on Wednesday to pay $17 billion to settle a lawsuit brought by a bipartisan coalition of state AGs who had alleged that the trillion-dollar company had designed its social media platforms to “exploit young users.”
How should you start documenting nursing home neglect before evidence disappears?
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If a resident is in immediate danger, seek medical care first. Proper documentation captures objective facts for clinicians, state investigators, and legal representatives under Virginia law.
