How Attorneys and Witnesses Can Enhance Witness Testimony Credibility Before Trial
Consistency across prior statements demands careful management throughout the litigation process — not to align accounts artificially, but to ensure that witnesses understand what they’ve said previously so they can explain any differences contextually rather than appearing contradicted.
What Should You Do Immediately After a Pedestrian Accident? Understanding Medical Bills and Compensation
The timing of settlement versus ongoing medical treatment creates strategic decisions that affect both immediate financial relief and long-term medical security.
What to Expect During an Asbestos Lawsuit Consultation in New York
The consultation marks the beginning of what may be a multi-year legal journey, but it’s also your opportunity to make an informed choice about representation.
What to Expect When Working With a Miami Injury Law Firm
Your attorney will likely coordinate with accident reconstruction specialists, medical experts, and private investigators to build a comprehensive picture of both liability and damages.
Understanding Insurance Disputes After Car Accidents in South Carolina
Insurance disputes following car accidents are often more complex than they initially appear.
Cancer Patient Files Warehouse Fire Lawsuit
Early research suggests onion juice may encourage regrowth in autoimmune patchy hair loss.
Sara E. TellerWhen Does a Fight Become a Felony? Understanding Colorado’s Assault Laws
Anyone facing an assault charge, at any degree, should understand what’s actually being alleged and how the law defines it before deciding how to respond.
Jake LillyShumaker Partner Christina Davidson Trimmer Named to World Intellectual Property Review’s Influential Women in Intellectual Property 2026
“Christina’s recognition by WIPR is a well-deserved acknowledgment of her exceptional work, client-focused approach, and leadership within Shumaker’s Intellectual Property team,” said Patrick Horne, Shumaker Partner and Intellectual Property National Service Line Leader.
Press ReleaseMonitor Reports on Chicago’s Compliance with Accessible Pedestrian Signal Court Order Outlining Successes and Areas of Concern
“We are encouraged by the City’s early progress and grateful for the Independent Monitor’s careful, transparent assessment,” said Rachel M. Weisberg, Directing Attorney at Disability Rights Advocates.
Press ReleaseElectrician Files Hanford Harassment Lawsuit
Electrician alleges harassment and retaliation while working at Washington nuclear construction site.
Sara E. TellerAlec B. Poland Joins Shumaker as an Associate in Corporate, Tax & Transactions Service Line
“Alec’s thoughtful, efficient style and foundation in corporate and transactional law make him a welcome addition to our team and will serve clients well as he supports a wide range of business and transactional matters,” said Jack Santaniello, Shumaker Partner and Corporate, Tax & Transactions Service Line Lead.
Three Indianapolis Men Sentenced to Federal Prison for String of Armed Robberies
“These defendants used firearms and violence to terrorize innocent people for their own personal gain.” ~ FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Timothy J. O’Malley
Westfield Woman Pleads Guilty to Defrauding Elderly Victim of More Than $500,000
The financial impact on the victim was severe. The victim took out personal loans, worked as a food delivery driver, obtained a second mortgage on her home, and borrowed money from a friend to pay the fraudulent bills.
Plant-Based Eating Linked to Better Heart Health
Plant-based eating pattern linked with lower heart disease risk among older women.
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
Tarter 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.
Rapamycin Reverses Autism-Like Brain Changes
Experimental drug briefly improved autism-like brain function and behaviors in adult mice.
Study Questions Teen Opioid Prescription Concerns
Fewer teen opioid prescriptions coincided with increasing opioid-related harms over time.
Four Men Admit Minnesota Medicaid Fraud
Four defendants admitted fraudulent Medicaid billing and creating fake records using artificial intelligence.

