Berkeley Encampment Sweep Class Certified for Disabled Unhoused Residents
A federal court certifies a class-action lawsuit against Berkeley for destroying property of unhoused people with disabilities during encampment sweeps.
Georgia Has Some Very Strange Laws
Discover Georgia's strange laws, including unusual firearm ownership rules and fried chicken eating regulations, still on the books today.
Licenses Required for New LLC Formation
Obtain necessary licenses for new LLC formation to operate legally and shield personal assets from business debts and lawsuits with…
Ukrop Recalls Meals Due to Metal Risk
Ukrop recalls meals due to metal risk, removing over 22,000 pounds of frozen dishes from the market.
What Does the Interlochen Abuse Report Reveal About Past Failures and Future Reforms?
The Interlochen abuse report uncovers decades of misconduct, exposing past failures and outlining urgent reforms to protect future students today.
Pharmacy law firms help survive board investigations
Facing a board investigation shouldn't mean the end of your career. Expert pharmacy law firms help pharmacists navigate complex investigations…
Summer Boating Laws to Keep You Safe
Learn summer boating laws to avoid legal consequences and stay safe on the water with boating regulations and safety tips.
Boosting Credibility of Witness Testimony Before Trial
Improving witness testimony credibility is crucial in court proceedings to prevent wrongful convictions through faulty eyewitness identification.
Tarter Krinsky Launches AI Office with John Keary as Director
Tarter Krinsky launches new AI office led by John Keary to embed innovation. Learn about the firm's strategy for legal…
Justices may hear Trump’s $5 million verdict appeal
Trump verdict appeal may be heard by the Supreme Court as his $5 million judgment in the E. Jean Carroll…