70 years after the medical research community unethically took human cells from Henrietta Lacks without obtaining consent when she had visited Johns Hopkins Hospital for cervical cancer, her descendants have finally settled with a biotech company that they accused of profiting from the cell line. This case highlights significant violations of biomedical ethics, particularly the principles of…
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Introduction Every state has its fair share of strange and unusual laws, and California is no exception. From mini golf courses to cowboy boots, the Golden State is home to a variety of wacky and quirky laws, and bizarre regulations that may leave you scratching your head. In this article, we will delve into California’s…
Continue reading ›As a valuable client, it is imperative that you trust your attorney and that you are able to share all relevant information with them. But, how can you be sure that the information you provide will remain confidential? The answer rests in the attorney-client privilege. In this article, we will explain the importance of attorney-client privilege in California, including its scope and the specific exceptions.
Continue reading ›In California, it is legal to record a conversation if all parties involved have consented. If you plan to record a conversation, you must first notify the other parties involved and obtain their permission. If anyone objects to being recorded, the recording cannot go ahead. Additionally, it is essential to note that recordings can only…
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