November 29, 2011
It was 1972 – a time of feathered hair, rotary-dial phones, and hippies protesting against the Vietnam War. Yes, it was a long time ago – so don’t feel too bad if you’re a bit confused about the events depicted in “All the President’s Men,” the story of the two reporters who broke the Watergate […]
November 28, 2011
Situation: We’ve all been there before: have bad allergies, had surgery or teeth pulled or some other ailment that required pain killers. For a good portion of Americans, prescription drugs are a part of their every day routine. However, many Americans also have tight financial circumstances that make affording these drugs harder. So, conventional wisdom […]
November 28, 2011
1. FACTS OF THE CASE In the case of the Virginia Board of Pharmacy v.s. Virginia Citizens Consumer Council , the appellees (consumers of prescription drugs in the state of Virginia) filed a suit against the Virginia Board of Pharmacy for violation of the First and Fourteenth Amendment of an already existing Virginia statute stating […]
November 27, 2011
1. Facts of Case Throughout the 1990’s Nike was criticized for their alleged involvement of appalling labor practices around the world. Therefore, in 1998, Marc Kasky, a resident of California, sued Nike for unfair and deceptive practices under California’s Unfair Competition Law and False Advertising Law. This False Advertising law lets any citizen sue over […]
