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Hofstra Claims It Has No Duty To Help Bar Examinees Suffering Cardiac Arrest

Hofstra Claims It Has No Duty To Help Bar Examinees Suffering Cardiac Arrest

by Hutchinsons Law | Oct 23, 2026 | Law

On July 30, 2025, Mary Jane Jung went into cardiac arrest in the middle of the New York bar exam. According to her complaint, she lost consciousness and turned blue in front of proctors, staff, and more than 600 other examinees. The exam kept going. According to...
‘Feels like Call of Duty’: Army tests ground robot in casualty evacuation drill

‘Feels like Call of Duty’: Army tests ground robot in casualty evacuation drill

by Hutchinsons Law | Oct 22, 2026 | Law

The Army tested the Azak S26 Stoat, a light, four-wheeled platform that can be operated autonomously or on site with a controller, to haul heavy weapons and evacuate soldiers.
‘Feels like Call of Duty’: Army tests ground robot in casualty evacuation drill

‘Feels like Call of Duty’: Army tests ground robot in casualty evacuation drill

by Hutchinsons Law | Oct 22, 2026 | Law

The Army tested the Azak S26 Stout, a light, four-wheeled platform that can be operated autonomously or on site with a controller, to haul heavy weapons and evacuate soldiers.
Newest ‘Call of Duty’ to feature Medal of Honor recipient as game character

Newest ‘Call of Duty’ to feature Medal of Honor recipient as game character

by Hutchinsons Law | Oct 19, 2026 | Law

The upcoming release of the latest “Call of Duty” video game will offer players a chance to go into virtual battle with a Marine who received the Medal of Honor for his valor in Afghanistan.
‘Charged with the duty to comfort:’ Honorary Army major promoted at hospital ceremony

‘Charged with the duty to comfort:’ Honorary Army major promoted at hospital ceremony

by Hutchinsons Law | Sep 12, 2026 | Law

Staff at an Army medical center in Washington state recently celebrated the promotion of a colleague who, at only 6 years old, has remarkably achieved the rank of lieutenant colonel.
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