Announcing the HKM Employment Attorneys Scholarship 2026

Building on the success of 2025, the 2026 program has expanded to reach students near all 39 HKM office locations nationwide.

What Makes a Rideshare Accident Claim Different in Texas?

An offline driver, a driver waiting for a request, and a driver who has already accepted a passenger may be driving the same car on the same road. But under Texas law, available insurance coverage can differ significantly.

Sean Schrader Appointed to Board of Trustees of The Master Chorale of Tampa Bay

Sean brings years of experience in legislative advocacy, political research, international relations, operations, and civic engagement to his new board service.

Shumaker Secures Federal Appellate Win in Pro Bono Bankruptcy Case

“Pro bono representation is about ensuring that everyone has meaningful access to the legal system, regardless of the complexity of the case,” Steve added. “Our attorneys take that responsibility seriously, and we are proud of the work the team put into this appeal.”

Shumaker’s Charlotte Office Earns Best Places to Work Recognition for Its People-First Culture

Shumaker’s Charlotte office has long been recognized for its strong client service, community involvement, and team-oriented approach.

Varun Bisht Joins Casepoint to Lead Governance and Compliance

Former ATF Chief Privacy Officer brings extensive federal government, technology, risk, privacy, and military leadership experience to Casepoint.

How to Prepare for a Consultation with a Personal Injury Lawyer

Begin your interview by discussing practical fee agreements and case costs. Ask how contingency percentages work and who advances routine filing expenses.

Navigating Divorce in Louisiana: What to Expect

Divorce is a major life transition, and no two cases unfold exactly the same way. But going into the process informed, organized, and with the right guidance can make the road ahead considerably smoother, both for you and for any children involved.

How to Choose an Employment Lawyer in Calgary

Some firms give advice only to employees, others provide advice exclusively to employers, and some will accept cases from both sides provided that conflict checks are carried out.

Florida Man Convicted in Medicare Testing Fraud

Florida man convicted after Medicare faced millions in false testing claims.

Starbucks Sued Over Sugar Free Protein Drinks

Consumers challenge Starbucks claims about sugar content in protein beverages.

Michigan Doctor Convicted in Stimulant Distribution Case

Michigan doctor convicted after prosecutors linked him to illegal stimulant distribution.

New Jersey Duo Convicted in Federal Fraud Scheme

Jury convicts pair accused of using fake records to obtain funds.

Trump Administration Sues Maryland Over New Anti-Masking Law

“Federal law enforcement agents and officers cannot and will not comply with the Challenged Laws, which are unconstitutional and recklessly disregard officer safety, public safety, and federal operational needs,” the lawsuit states.

Appeals Court Says Minnesota Can’t Enforce Ban on AI-Generated Nudes

“Minnesota’s nudification ban outlaws AI technology products from generating sexual images that harm and harass people in the vilest way possible,” Ellison’s office said in a press release. 

Lawsuit Challenges NHTSA’s New Fuel Economy Goals

The Trump administration’s new standards for fuel economy, Weiser said, would effectively put standards back to where they were more than five years ago.

Three Memphis Gang Members Receive Prison Sentences

Three Memphis gang members receive lengthy sentences after retaliatory shooting case.

Online CBT Eases Anxiety After Chest Pain

Virtual cognitive-behavioral therapy reduced anxiety among patients after low-risk chest pain.

DNC Sues After Pentagon Changes Overseas Voter Registration Forms

“Trump and Republicans are so desperate to hang on to power that they are trying to eliminate the way some American citizens abroad register to vote and request mail ballots,” DNC chair Ken Martin said.

Amazon Agrees to Pay $8.25 Million to Settle DC Delivery Times Lawsuit

“Amazon deceived thousands of its customers,” Schwalb said in a press release. “Now, we’re putting more than $7 million back in the pockets of people who were taken advantage of.”

Massachusetts Lawsuit Claims DraftKings Used AI to Target “Problem Gamblers”

A spokesperson for Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell said that the lawsuit appears to raise important questions about DraftKings’ alleged use of artificial intelligence.