Almost certainly yes. HIPAA protects you from the unauthorized release of personally identifiable medical information by certain medical care...

Whether you can "beat" a charge of insurance fraud depends on the specifics of the charge, the facts of the case, and the evidence you and the...

There are more complicated formulations of the standard, but in a nutshell, medical malpractice occurs where a medical professional deviates from...

HIPAA's privacy rule does not apply universally. Instead, it applies (more or less exclusively) to health plan, health clearinghouses, and...

So, theoretically it's possible the landlord has hidden cameras in the apartments and is sneakily trying to get your consent to use the footage for...

Whoever told you this was pulling your leg. The Full Faith and Credit Clause of the United States Constitution requires each state to recognize...

This sounds like it would be, at best, a difficult case for a couple of reasons. First, it would be hard to prove you actually had COVID; your...

I've handled a few bad faith cases. The key here will be the terms of your policy. You say that the insurer cited you to an exclusion in your...

My first thought is that Pennsylvania law has an exception that excludes ex-spouses from recovering under wills made prior to the divorce. In...

What information is relevant to your application is largely at the discretion of the landlord, and deciding what constitutes a 'crime' can be...