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Transforming Healthcare Through Data Transparency
I am Thomas Joseph Njee, a senior attending the Gwinnett School of Mathematics, Science, and Technology (GSMST) who is 17 years old.
A Full Guide on Healthcare Fraud
Healthcare fraud can take many forms, costing the country $88 billion to $100 billion annually, almost a third of all healthcare spending.
Full Guide on Skip Tracing
No situation is what it seems on the outside; contractors, freelancers, and service providers know this adage too well. In the best circumstances, you provide a service and are compensated through one or multiple payments.
Why Does the Supreme Court Have Nine Justices?
The United States government is designed as a three-legged stool, with the chief executive (President), legislative, and judicial branches providing checks and balances on each other.
What Is the Hearsay Rule, and What Are the Exceptions to It?
Courtroom dramas typically separate lawyers into two groups — the lawyers that object to everything and the lawyers with fewer lines than the bailiff.
7 Things That Could Happen If You Don't Pay Parking Tickets
Parking tickets are more than mere annoyances that stack up when you overstay brunch with your friends or sneak into a resident-only zone to volunteer at the library.
How to Find Out if a Property Has a Lien on It
A lien is an obligation to pay a debt. Liens may be voluntary or involuntary. Typical types of liens are bank loans for autos and mortgages for homes.
What are Charity Scams?
In 2021, American individuals gave over $320 billion to charitable causes. People give to charity for various reasons, including a sense of duty or religious obligation.
