Why Forming an LLC Won’t Protect Your Personal Assets in California
The common thread is timing. Nearly every meaningful protection has to be in place before a creditor appears.
Seven Factors That Determine How Much to Expect From a Car Accident Settlement
An experienced lawyer understands how insurers calculate settlement amounts, can spot when an offer is too low, and knows when to negotiate more or take legal steps.
Shumaker Attorney Michael J. Class Named 2026 Greater Akron Chamber 30 for the Future Honoree
Dedicated to helping others in the study of law, Michael serves as a consultant for The Ohio State University mock trial team and as an Assistant Coach of the Jackson High School Mock Trial team.
Valid8 Financial Earns FedRAMP In Process Designation for GovCloud Offering
Now listed on the FedRAMP Marketplace, FTC Bureau of Consumer Protection sponsorship advances Valid8’s path toward full FedRAMP authorization in 2027.
Coffey Modica Expands Transportation Practice Group with 3 Partners & an Associate
Litigator David Aronowitz Joins to Lead Transportation Practice
Study Questions Teen Opioid Prescription Concerns
Fewer teen opioid prescriptions coincided with increasing opioid-related harms over time.
Sara E. TellerFour Men Admit Minnesota Medicaid Fraud
Four defendants admitted fraudulent Medicaid billing and creating fake records using artificial intelligence.
Sara E. TellerVenezuelan Men Sue Aviation Companies That Flew Them to Notorious CECOT Prison
“Despite knowing that El Salvador’s Centro de Confinamiento del Terrorismo (‘CECOT’) mega-prison was a notorious blacksite, from which no detainee had ever left alive, Defendants went to great lengths to transport Plaintiffs and Class Members there, in concert with the US government, in flagrant violation of U.S. and international law,” the lawsuit alleges.
Ryan J. FarrickWarner Bros. Sues Amazon for Poaching Top-Level Employees
Attorneys for Warner Bros. Discovery claim that “Amazon has chosen to ride on the coattails of other well-established Hollywood mainstays such as Plaintiffs” by poaching their employees “rather than buid[ing] its entertainment-production workforce from the ground up.”
Ryan J. FarrickLawsuit: Tennessee Grandma Arrested on Years-Old Misdemeanor Charge for Reality TV Show
“They were so ugly to me,” Dillon said. “It was so obvious that it was just for fame. It wasn’t for justice. They came in on my neighborhood like I had killed someone.”
Ryan J. FarrickTarter Krinsky & Drogin Launches Office of AI and Innovation with the Appointment of John Keary as Director
Next Step in the Firm’s 25-Year Evolution
What Every Family Should Know Before Working with an Immigration Adoption Lawyer
International adoption is a process where the details matter enormously and where the consequences of missteps are measured in months of delay or, in serious cases, the failure of an adoption to complete.
12 Things You Should Know About Furniture Financing Before Signing an Agreement
Furniture financing has become a normal part of modern retail. When used responsibly, it can help consumers access quality furniture without facing a large upfront expense.
Gut Bacteria Byproduct Tied to Arrhythmia Risk
Gut bacteria compound linked with greater likelihood of developing irregular heart rhythms.
Biden Will No Longer Oppose Release of Recorded Ghostwriter Conversations
“What you’re going to hear on the tapes […] is the state of Joe Biden years before he ran for president, when a special prosecutor said he has memory issues,” said Jeffrey Clark, vice president for litigation at the Oversight Project, one of the firms pressing for access to the tapes.
Super Lawyers Recognizes Eight McKeen & Associates Attorneys; Names McKeen to Top 10 and Top 5 Lists
Super Lawyers recognizes outstanding attorneys from more than 70 practice areas through a patented selection process that includes peer nominations, independent research, and evaluations by a highly credentialed panel of attorneys.
The 3 A.M. Question Every Law Firm Leader Should Be Asking Their IT Team
The right approach will vary from firm to firm depending on size, risk tolerance, and internal expertise, but the underlying requirement does not change: someone needs to be watching at 3 a.m. when the rest of the world goes dark.
When Injuries at Chicago Festivals Lead to Liability Claims
What initially seemed like an isolated accident may start to look different when evidence suggests the injury resulted from inadequate planning, unsafe conditions, poor crowd management, or failures to address known risks.
Comprehensive Legal Support for Ending a Marriage
Ultimately, comprehensive legal support combines technical expertise, strategic planning, and empathy to help individuals navigate the legal system, protect their rights, and build a stable foundation for the next chapter of life.
Common Mistakes That Can Weaken a Personal Injury Claim
Avoiding these common mistakes can make a significant difference in the outcome of a personal injury case.
The New Protect College Sports Act: A Federal Baseline That Congress Can Still Strengthen
The right strategy is to overhaul the old system and build a better one with pragmatic national rules that recognize athlete safety and welfare.
Common Probate Mistakes That Delay Estate Settlement
Managing an estate requires patience and attention to detail. Small errors multiply into major headaches. Staying organized is the best defense against long waits.
How California Family Courts Handle Domestic-Violence Allegations in Divorce
For anyone heading into a divorce where abuse is part of the story, the practical lesson is short. The safest decision and the strongest legal decision point the same way, which is to get clear advice before the first hearing rather than after it.
Prenups Go Mainstream: Who Is Signing Them and Why
The prenup is no longer a signal that a marriage is doomed. For a growing share of couples, it is a calm, practical conversation held while everyone is still on good terms, which is the best time to have it.
Walmart Dresser Recall Issued Over Tip-Over Safety Risk
Federal recall targets unstable dressers posing dangerous tip-over risks for children.

