Maine Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Claiming School District Aided Student’s Gender Transition Without Notifying Mother

A federal judge found that the student’s mother had failed to establish that school officials had any official policy, or unofficial practice, of encouraging students to conceal their gender identity and expression from parents.

The Dos and Don’ts of Filing a Personal Injury Claim

Conversely, admitting fault, accepting settlements without legal advice, posting on social media, and delaying filing your claim can all negatively impact your case. 

Understanding the Role of a Lawyer in Estate Planning

A lawyer plays a pivotal role in estate planning by providing legal expertise, crafting customized plans, ensuring proper documentation, and facilitating adaptations over time.

How to Build a Strong Brand in the Legal Business

Building a strong brand in the legal business is an ongoing endeavor that demands dedication, innovation, and an unwavering focus on delivering value.

Blending Families: Insights into Adoption and Legalities in Family Law

Blending families is a complex yet rewarding endeavor. Adoption and navigating family law are crucial steps in ensuring the stability and happiness of the new family unit.

Organizations Oppose Proposals to Increase Farm Subsidy Reference Prices

“Increasing reference prices will further tilt the playing field against family farmers, especially farmers of color.” ~ Scott Faber, Environmental Working Group

When to Lawyer Up: The Role of Attorneys in Car Accident Claims

Knowing when to involve an auto accident attorney can significantly impact the success of your car accident claim.

Understanding the Increased Severity of Truck Accidents

By following safety tips and remaining vigilant on the road, you can minimize your risk of being involved in a collision.

Chicago Reaches $5.8m Settlement with African-American Water Department Employees

Attorneys for the 12 plaintiffs had said that Chicago’s Department of Water Management tolerated a culture of racially-motivated abuse, harassment, and discrimination.

Sacramento County Superior Court Dismisses DA’s Homelessness Lawsuit Against California Capital

“The community has seen and felt the difference,” Sacramento County District Attorney Thein Ho said. “We intend to amend the complaint and proceed forward. We will not give up on the City of Sacramento.”

Piquí­n Chili: The High Antioxidant Potential of this Little-known Pepper

Study sheds light on the high nutritional value of piquí­n chilis.

Legal Preparations: How to Ensure a Smooth Transition to Working in Singapore

Whether you’re drawn by the professional opportunities, the high quality of life, or the cultural diversity, Singapore offers a dynamic and supportive environment for expatriates.

How Notarial Services Support Comprehensive Estate Planning

By incorporating notarial services into your estate planning strategy, you can enhance the validity, integrity, and enforceability of your documents.

The Legalities of Selling Your E-commerce Business

With all the energy and effort you’ve put into your business, you want to ensure you get the best price for your business, but you also want to cover yourself on all fronts.

Two Indy Men Sentenced to a Combined 17 Years in Federal Prison for Armed Robbery of Southport Road Gas Station

Once inside, the pair brandished semi-automatic handguns and pointed them at the victim employee, demanding money from the register.

Wolters Kluwer’s Transforms Engagement Between Corporations and Their Law Firms with New LegalCollaborator Solution

The solution allows legal professionals to scale management of the entire outside counsel experience from beginning to end.

Farm Competition Groups Call on Biden Administration to Dismiss USDA Appointee with ties to the Chinese Communist Party

Calls for ousting of Smithfield Executive come on the heels of China’s attempt to take over American pork production.

United States Attorney’s Office Hosts Roundtable on Sexual Harassment in Housing

Local police departments or legal aid offices may be able to help victims if the behavior is a crime or if there is an imminent eviction.

Louisville Father Sentenced to 17 Years in Federal Prison for Enticing Two Indiana Children to Obtain Sexually Explicit Material via Facebook

In both instances, Bentley sent messages coaching the children on how to take the explicit photos and videos.

Peoria Doctor Admits to Major Healthcare Fraud in Landmark Case

Physician is set to be sentenced after initiating a healthcare billing scheme that defrauded well-known insurers.