When “Open to the Public” Doesn’t Mean Safe

The expectation that a publicly accessible property has received reasonable attention is so routine that most people never consciously consider it.

Elder Abuse and When It’s Time to Call an Attorney

Ultimately, families want to know that someone is taking their concerns seriously.

Federal Court Rules Case Alleging Systemic Discrimination by New York Courts Against Blind Jurors in Grand Jury System Can Proceed

In his opinion, Judge Reyes recognized that “Elia’s exclusion from the grand jury stemmed directly from the failure of the court system to provide reasonable accommodations to ensure Elia had the opportunity to participate in the grand jury.”

Wolters Kluwer Injects an AI-boost to Compliance and Legal Documentation with Expert AI Additions to CT’s hCue

Backed by CT Corporation’s business entity management expertise, the Expert AI-powered solutions can help teams work smarter, faster, and with greater confidence.

Lauren E. Ravazzoli Joins Shumaker to Support Clients Across Real Estate Matters

Lauren’s experience provides clients with a comprehensive perspective throughout the life of a real estate transaction.

Shumaker Advisors Helps Secure $364,811 for Eckerd College Search and Rescue

State investment will strengthen the nation’s only college maritime search and rescue program, supporting equipment and critical waterfront infrastructure.

Navigating Accident Claims in Modesto

Navigating an accident claim requires a balance of quick action and careful planning.

Economic Development Leader Christina Crespi Joins INGAGE as Strategic Consultant for Government Relations

The addition strengthens INGAGE’s public affairs and government relations counsel for clients who are entering the Miami market.

Thomson Reuters and OpenAI: Advancing an Open Ecosystem for Legal AI

Our plugin with ChatGPT Enterprise offers a glimpse of what that connected future can look like.

25 Years After 9/11, the Mesothelioma Cases Are Still Ahead of Us

Twenty-five years on, honoring the people we lost means admitting the attacks are still taking lives, and making sure the ones who are still being taken do not have to navigate it alone.

CVS Agrees to $315 Million Federal Settlement

CVS will pay $315 million and strengthen oversight of opioid prescriptions.

California Man Admits Trafficking Minor for Sex

California man pleads guilty to trafficking a minor for commercial sex, facing prison.

Blood Protein Study Offers New Clues About Coeliac Disease

Blood proteins may help doctors track intestinal damage and recovery in coeliac disease.

OpenAI Engineer Arrested Over Alleged Hidden Recording Devices

Federal prosecutors accuse an OpenAI engineer of secretly recording private meetings.

Illinois Woman Sentenced in Monkey Abuse Video Case

Illinois woman receives prison sentence for funding and sharing animal abuse videos.

DOJ Releases Kratom-Related Opioids Emergency Scheduling Guidelines

Federal agencies revise proposed restrictions on concentrated kratom-related opioid substances based on scientific findings.

Why Valid Personal Injury Claims Get Challenged: Legal Pressure Points That Shape Compensation

A claim’s value depends on the damages the law permits and the evidence supporting them.

When Legal Plans Stop Matching: Hidden Conflicts Across Property, Business, Family, and Estate Documents

A coordinated review is especially important after marriage, divorce, separation, relocation, a birth or death, a property transaction, a major financial change, or a change in business ownership or value.

Casepoint Expands Casepoint IQ with First Purpose-Built AI Agents

Relevance Determination Agent and Issue Coding Agent are part of a growing portfolio designed to automate complex government, legal, and compliance workflows with human oversight built in.

Shumaker Advisors Helps Secure $3.8 Million Economic Development Grant for Jackson County

Federal funding marks a major investment in Jackson County’s economic future.