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Barbara Lynch, a Leading Boston Restaurateur, Is Accused of Workplace Abuse
The chef has spoken out against sexism and abuse, but many former cooks and staff members say she has verbally and physically harassed workers for decades.
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What is the black grime on my window frames and how do I get rid of it?
There are a few reasons gunk might be accumulating and there are several ways to deal with it.
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What’s next for Star Wars after ‘The Mandalorian’ Season 3 finale
“The Mandalorian” wrapped up its third season with a finale that brought the show into new territory.
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The home garden is going bigger, wilder and more dramatic
Consumers are gravitating toward a beefier look, and a more informal, natural ambiance in their gardens.
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A famed Afghan violinist moved to L.A. with nothing. Then a man with a violin called.
The Taliban bans playing music in Afghanistan, and having an instrument is a crime. Violinist Ali Esmahilzada fled with almost no possessions.
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A new Smithsonian boss settled multiple employee retaliation lawsuits
The selection of Nancy Yao to run the American Women’s History Museum is being re-evaluated because of questions about firing three sex-harassment accusers at a New York museum
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Abortion divides 2024 candidates and confounds many within the GOP
Presidential hopefuls have struggled to settle on a position amid warning signs that Republicans are on the wrong side of public opinion on abortion rights.
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A federal judge was refused a Lyft ride with his guide dog. He’s not alone.
U.S. Judge David Tatel had hailed a ride to court but before he could get in his Lyft, the driver got out and began shouting that he would not take Tatel’s guide dog.
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Montana Republicans misgender trans lawmaker in letter calling for civility
The right-wing Montana Freedom Caucus called state Rep. Zooey Zephyr’s rebuke of anti-trans legislation “hateful rhetoric” and demanded her censure.
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Hot Topics in Products Liability Law: Problems that Arise When Using Data in Products Liability Cases
In a past blog post, we predicted that data is arguably the products liability issue of the future. And we also explored some ways in which data can be used as a sword and a shield in products liability cases….By: Mitchell, Williams, Selig, Gates & Woodyard,
