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Victory: Indiana Supreme Court Rules that Police Can’t Force Smartphone User to Unlock Her Phone In courts across the country, EFF has been arguing that the police cannot constitutionally require you to unlock your phone or give them your password, and today the Indiana Supreme Court issued a strong opinion agreeing with us. In the case, Seo v. State, the court found that the Fifth Amendment...

Be careful out there!

'It could happen to anybody': Kenner lawyer, 45, in critical care with coronavirus, wife says Mark Frilot took medicines to treat what he thought for several days was a case of the flu, but he just couldn’t turn the corner.

2nd person in days killed by Mardi Gras float in New Orleans NEW ORLEANS (AP) — A man was struck and killed by a Mardi Gras float during a raucous Saturday night street parade in New Orleans, becoming the second person in days killed along a parade route dur…

It doesn't get much lower than stealing from the sick and the elderly.

Lawsuit: Failed nursing homes' operators stole from employees The former operators of a failed multi-state nursing home chain stole more than $2 million from employees' paychecks that was supposed to pay for their health insurance, according to a lawsuit.

For all my process server friends out there:

Hillary Clinton refuses to be served Tulsi Gabbard’s defamation lawsuit Hillary Clinton has now twice snubbed a process server attempting to deliver the defamation lawsuit filed against her by Democratic presidential candidate Tulsi Gabbard, according to Gabbard’…

We've paid thousands and thousands of dollars for medical records every year for the last 17 years.

Epic's CEO is urging hospital customers to oppose rules that would make it easier to share medical info Epic CEO Judy Faulkner wrote an email to CEOs and presidents of hospital systems urging them to oppose rules the Department of Health and Human Services proposed in 2019. These rules aim to make it easy for patients to access their health information at no cost, and make it more challenging for comp...

Indiana law firms part of biggest combinations in 2019 - The Indiana Lawyer The year 2019 broke the record for U.S. law firm mergers and acquisitions with 115 combinations announced, including Indianapolis offices in some of the biggest deals unveiled.

Bill would ban cellphone use for those under 21 MONTPELIER — A bill has been introduced in the state Senate that would make it illegal for anyone under the age of 21 to use or possess a cellphone.

Judge denies Husel’s request for Mount Carmel parent company to pay legal fees Husel is charged with 25 counts of murder – accused of giving his patients at Mount Carmel Health System too much fentanyl.

We've been evolving for 18 years. I would love to know what services and products your firm is seeking.

Despite Growth, Report Warns Market Shifting for Law Firms Demand for law firm services registered its second straight year of growth in 2019—a feat accomplished only twice since the Great Recession. Still, law firm leaders should not overlook “fundamental shifts” occurring in the law firm market, a new report warned.

Woman gets $10.5M after Louisville hospital left sponge inside her, leading to amputation A jury awarded $10.5 million to a woman who had to have a leg amputated because of a "tragedy of errors" by medical providers.

It's a quiet afternoon on the last open day of our 17th year in business. Have a happy New Year everyone. See you in 2020!

"Philip Esformes wept and pleaded for mercy Thursday before being sentenced to 20 years in prison for what the U.S. Justice Department called the largest single health care bribery and kickback scheme in American history."

Nursing home mogul Philip Esformes sentenced to 20 years for $1.3 billion Medicaid fraud Former Illinois and Florida nursing home mogul Philip Esformes wept and pleaded for mercy as he was sentenced to 20 years in prison for what the U.S. Justice Department called the largest single health care bribery and kickback scheme in American history.

Another fake doctor on prowl discovered.

Florida man accused of being fake doctor claiming to cure diabetes A Hernando County man was arrested after deputies say he posed as a doctor and claimed he could cure diabetes. 

Texas man killed by exploding v**e pen A 24-year-old man was killed in Texas last week when his v**e pen exploded — slicing open his carotid artery and leaving his grandmother’s car covered in blood. William Brown died after his l…

Brave New Web.

Europe's New Copyright Law Could Change the Web Worldwide Critics say the law, approved by the European Parliament Wednesday, will force site operators to filter content before posting it, diminishing the experience for users.

Pellicano says "there will never be another Pellicano."

The Anthony Pellicano Prison Interview: Hollywood's Notorious Fixer on His Victims, Enablers and a Coming Release With just a year to go in his sentence for wiretapping and other crimes, Pellicano speaks for the first time in detail about star clients like Michael Jackson and the late studio chief Brad Grey, those who turned their backs on him ("Rats are worse than child molesters") and his showbiz legacy ("Peo...

A precedent set in Indiana for Facebook defamation. Watch what you write. https://www.theindianalawyer.com/articles/46099-facebook-defamation-judgment-may-set-precedent-indiana-lawyers-say

Facebook defamation judgment may set precedent, Indiana lawyers say Southern Indiana attorneys who won defamation damages over a defamatory Facebook post say the court’s monetary award appears to set a precedent as the first reported judgment of its kind in the nation.

"The week began with protestors jeering Clay as he arrived at his first full council meeting as president, followed by the council's no-confidence vote in him and two days later, the clerk and attorney being shown the door."

Council chaos puts new council business on hold There's concern that the City-County Council will be limited in what it can do until it resolves its leadership woes.

Indian man killed after being sucked into MRI machine An Indian man died after being sucked into an MRI machine while visiting a relative at a hospital in Mumbai, police said Monday.

That's so nice.

El Chapo Says He Won't Kill Jurors So Don't Sequester Them El Chapo says he won't kill jurors so don't sequester them.

Fighting to be forgotten.

Google Braced for England's First ‘Right to Be Forgotten’ Trial Google Inc. is bracing itself for its first battle in England’s High Court over the so-called “right to be forgotten.”