The recent sanctions order in the federal class action against Walmart — where the court penalized plaintiffs’ counsel for failing to disclose an arbitration agreement and then invited Walmart to seek over $745,000 in attorneys’ fees — is a stark reminder of how corporations weaponize arbitration to avoid accountability. While the dispute in Golikov v. Walmart isn’t
The recent decision in State of Minnesota v. Yusuf, involving Promise Health Services LLC in Minnesota, should concern every family with a loved one receiving Medicaid-funded home care or nursing facility services. The case centered on allegations that Promise Health defrauded Minnesota’s Medicaid program by submitting false claims, billing for services never provided, and using a
South Carolina Nurses Association is up in arms over the recent decision by Trump’s Department of Education to strip graduate-level nursing degrees of their “professional degree” classification. This is more than a bureaucratic change. It is a shortsighted policy shift that threatens the already fragile nursing workforce, particularly in long-term care, where residents’ lives depend
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