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Marijuana laws are changing, but employers may still have workplace drug-testing responsibilities. Learn how state laws, federal DOT requirements, prescription review and written policies affect the testing process.

For families navigating the U.S. immigration process, being told that DNA testing may help establish a biological relationship can raise a lot of questions. Why is DNA testing being suggested? Is it required? Who needs to be tested? Can you order a test yourself? And what happens when one family member is outside the United States? Depending on the type and stage of the case, DNA testing may be suggested by U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) or by a U.S. consul

DNA Testing Insights | Beacon Specimen Collection Services When you need a DNA test, one of the first decisions you may face is whether you need a legal DNA test or a non-legal DNA test. Both types of testing can provide valuable information about biological relationships, but they are collected and documented differently. Choosing the right type from the beginning can save time, money, and the frustration of having to repeat the test later. What Is a Non-Legal DNA Test? A no