Isn't the insurance approving the medication/procedure only after being asked for proof the denial was legally obtained evidence that the denial was illegal, and reason enough for a lawsuit?
The Good Place. Funny, compelling, I cried through the final episode. It also doesn't waste your time, things will happen mid-season that any other show would have dragged out for the season finale.
If a child tells a teacher they are being abused by a parent it seems likely that there would be rules in place for the teacher to not share that information with the parent.
That only works for kids with accepting parents that aren't the issue anyway. If you are cis and have hyper conservative parents, telling the school to change your pronouns to provide a smoke screen for actual trans students is going to cause you a LOT of trouble at home.
"Why are you trying to hide and protect Trans kids!?"
And the people crying foul about bad parents out there should probably take another look at eugenics then if they don't like what some parents are doing.
"If you don't want abusive parents to find out their child is trans then you should consider adopting some Nazi ideology"
How much money is being spent daily for a marketing team? Let them do their job and stay out of it. He didn't even know what toppings are on the damn thing.
Elon Musk should have been enough of a warning to CEOs everywhere that being in the public eye is bad for business.
I'm using ublock and hit the paywall. I'm not going to go searching for an alternative paywall bypass for the privilege of reading an article that I don't know what's in it.
The alternative is for someone who wants me to read it to copy past the article into a top level comment, not quote snippets in a reply to a specific person.
There's definately mental illness involved. Being a billionaire and continuing to want more is a symptom of something deeply wrong with them.