People going to get tested for the new coronavirus could come away with more than just a diagnosis. They might get a bill, too. This, despite the federal government’s effort to make COVID-19 testing and treatment free for insured and uninsured patients. So…
Just last week, an Education Department contractor admitted to incorrectly reporting the suspended student loan payments of millions of borrowers to credit bureaus, resulting in lower credit scores for some. The week before that, the department revealed…
The state, in partnership with the UNLV School of Medicine, has launched a new phone support service for health care workers responding to the coronavirus pandemic.
Called the Nevada HealthCARES Warmline, the phone service — 1-833-434-0385 — is designed to help…
Nearly a year after President Donald Trump asked Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy to do him a “favor” by announcing an investigation into former Vice President Joe Biden and the Ukrainian oil company Burisma, the State Department is cooperating with Senate Republicans’
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Utica Food Pantry to host Farm to Families drive-thru giveaway
The Utica Food Pantry will be hosting a Farm to Families food box giveaway to families facing food insecurity due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Working in partnership with Compassion Coalition, the drive-thru distribution will take…
Name: Marlene Goldenberg
Title: Partner, Goldenberg Law
Education: B.A., international relations, political philosophy and Spanish, Syracuse University; J.D., William Mitchell College of Law; Graduate Diploma in Law; BPP Law School, London
Marlene Goldenberg, partner at Goldenberg Law, is serving on plaintiffs’ leadership groups in multidistrict litigation…
