Call for submissions for Volume 3 Issue 2 by Legal Research & Analysis

All the submissions are to be made only through online portal on or before 23:59 hours on December 29, 2025. 

Call for Submissions: Volume 3 Issue 2 by Trends in Intellectual Property Research

All the submissions are to be made only through online portal on or before 23:59 hours on December 29, 2025. 

Albany Widow Speaks After Husband’s Death

A widow challenges a hospital after her husband’s troubled final stay.

New Mexico Confronts Deepening Doctor Shortage

New Mexico’s doctor shortage stems from long-term policies and training limits.

Texas Files Lawsuit Accusing WI-Based Epic Systems of Operating Illegal Monopoly

“Epic holds its customers’ data hostage, limiting its customers’ access to their own data if they work with any company that Epic deems a competitor,” the lawsuit alleges.

California and 19 Other States File Lawsuit Challenging Trump’s $100,000 H-1B Visa Fee

“No presidential administration can rewrite immigration law,” Bonta said during a press conference. “No president can ignore the co-equal branch of government, of Congress, ignore the Constitution, or ignore the law.”

Nonprofit Sues Trump Over White House Ballroom Plans, East Wing Demolition

“No president is legally allowed to tear down portions of the White House without any review whatsoever—not President Trump, not President Biden, and not anyone else,” the lawsuit alleges. “And no president is legally allowed to construct a ballroom on public property without giving the public the opportunity to weigh in.”

What Are the Key Aspects of Effective Surveillance?

Suspicion is only the beginning, not the conclusion. Surveillance exists to confirm facts through lawful observation and solid documentation.

“Independent Contractor” vs Employee: Why Misclassification Costs Injured Workers Thousands

Independent contractor vs employee misclassification isn’t a harmless detail, it costs injured workers thousands in lost income, out-of-pocket medical bills, and denied benefits.

Agiloft Appoints Microsoft Veteran Jason Barnwell as Chief Legal Officer

Visionary legal executive to lead legal operations and shape the future of CLM with smarter workflows, enhanced customer experience, and a data-driven approach to market growth.

What to Do After a Lyft Accident in Manhattan Beach

Whether you were a passenger, driver, pedestrian, or cyclist, having the right guidance can help you move forward with confidence after a rideshare collision.

Your Guide to Choosing the Right Car Accident Legal Team

A strong team investigates thoroughly, organizes medical and legal details, negotiates skillfully, and is prepared to take the case to trial if necessary.

Advocating for Safety: Why Regulatory Reform for Supplements Is Crucial for Consumer Health

Although the Federal Trade Commission and the FDA monitor the advertising campaigns of supplement companies, the FDA should also ensure that all claims are truthful and not misleading in any way. 

Understanding Settlement Claims and Payouts

No two cases are ever alike-each situation has its own various factors-and knowledgeable guidance behind you can make a meaningful difference.

Cancer Cells Bypass Internal Division Timer

Study reveals how cancer cells bypass timing controls during division.

Environmental Group Sues to Stop President Trump’s Face from Appearing on National Parks Passes

The new designs were announced earlier this year. In November, U.S. Department of the Interior Secretary Doug Burgum released a video stating that the agency would release passes featuring Trump and George Washington, among other “commemorative new designs.”

NASCAR Settles Antitrust Lawsuit with Michael Jordan-Owned Team

“I wish we could’ve done this a few months ago,” Bell said of the settlement. “I believe this is great for NASCAR. Great for the future of NASCAR. Great for the entity of NASCAR. Great for the teams and, ultimately, for the fans.”

Why Immediate Legal Representation Matters After a Car Accident

Immediate representation protects your rights, preserves vital evidence, shields you from insurance tactics, and lays the foundation for a stronger claim.

The Overlooked Importance of Early Evidence Preservation in Personal Injury Claims

When evidence is preserved early, it limits the insurer’s ability to dispute what truly happened.

What Are the Benefits of 24-Hour Senior Home Care vs. a Nursing Home?

Seniors often value their independence, and home care allows them to maintain that independence, while receiving the assistance they need.

How to Protect Your Legacy? Why Seeking Assistance from an Estate Planning Lawyer Matters

Estate planning is an effective measure that secures your family and your legacy.

The Hidden Language Barrier: Why Spanish‑Speaking Defendants Deserve Better Legal Representation

When language access is treated as incidental, fairness is jeopardized. When it is treated as indispensable, justice is advanced. Bilingual justice is equal justice.