Call for Submissions for Volume 4 Issue 1 by Legal Research & Analysis

Legal Research & Analysis is a multidimensional legal research journal, seeking scholarly work on any topic of theoretical, interdisciplinary, comparative, and other conceptually oriented inquiries into law and law reforms.

Call for Submissions for Volume 4 Issue 1 by Trends in Intellectual Property Research

Trends in Intellectual Property Research welcomes contributions from all branches of IP law and competition law, if the work is relevant, up to date and original. 

Coffey Modica Announces New Hires at Several New York Offices

“These three talented attorneys will no doubt contribute to Coffey Modica’s dynamic and client-driven team by bringing their unique experiences and legal insights to their new positions,” said New York Managing Partner Patricia Mooney.

CallRail’s Voice Assist Now Includes Calendly Integration for Live Appointment Scheduling

New custom integration streamlines the lead-to-appointment process with AI.

How Dashcam Footage Is Changing the Outcome of Car Accident Claims

Even the clearest dashcam footage doesn’t speak for itself. Proper interpretation, strategic use, and legal framing are all essential.

Dangerous Felon Convicted of Armed Drug Trafficking Crimes

This evidence also included photographs of Williams brandishing multiple firearms.  His prior felony convictions prohibited Williams from legally possessing firearms.

Illinois Man Convicted in Burger King Armed Robbery that Sparked Multi-County Vehicle Chase

When an employee approached to assist him, Love drew the firearm from his coat pocket, pointed it at her, and demanded she open the register.

Paper Notices, Short Deadlines, Real Consequences. How Evictions Really Work in California

Those who understand the system early keep leverage. Those who don’t give it away without realizing it.

Wolters Kluwer launches new Expert AI enhancements to iLien Borrower Analytics 

Automated and expert assisted review options boost efficiency, consistency, and regulatory confidence.

5 Tips to Protect Your Settlement After a Bridgeport Accident

You should not have to pay for someone else’s mistake while you are struggling to recover.

Portland Hit-and-Run Accidents: How Victims Can Pursue Compensation

You don’t have to shoulder medical bills alone after being hurt by someone else’s careless actions. Skilled legal support is available to help you navigate the insurance process and pursue the compensation you deserve.

PacifiCorp Agrees to $575 Million Settlement

Utility company settles federal claims tied to costly wildfires across two states.

Illinois Judge Dismisses “Boneless Wings” Lawsuit Against Buffalo Wild Wings

“Halim does not plausibly allege that reasonable consumers are deceived by boneless wings, so he has failed to state a plausible claim for relief,” Tharp wrote.

Chicago Immigration Attorneys Work to Bring You Home

The best choice depends on the nature of the immigration issue, the complexity involved, and the level of guidance a client values.

Car Accident Attorneys in Illinois Help You Recover

By understanding available options and preparing thoughtfully before seeking legal representation, injured individuals can take an important step toward protecting their rights and pursuing compensation after a car accident.

Settlement Reached in Kentucky Housing Harassment Case

Federal settlement holds landlords accountable for years of housing-related sexual abuse.

Low Fiber Diets Harm Aging Memory

Federal settlement holds landlords accountable for years of housing-related sexual abuse.

Trump Administration Quietly Drops Nationwide DEI Ban

The Trump administration did not offer an explanation as to why it had changed its position, but instead cited the result of a similar legal challenge heard in Maryland. In that case, the Justice Department agreed to refrain from enforcing the ban.

California Sues Trump Administration Over Energy, Infrastructure Grant Cancellations

“These aren’t optional programs—these are investments approved by bipartisan majorities in Congress, and the president doesn’t get to cancel them simply because he disagrees with them,” Bonta said in a press conference. “California won’t allow President Trump and his administration to play politics with our economy, our energy grid, and our jobs.”

Vietnam War Veterans Sue to Stop Trump’s Planned Triumphal Arch

The plaintiffs also argue that the arch, which is expected to stand exactly 250 feet tall, would obstruct the line of sight between the Lincoln Memorial and Arlington National Cemetery.

Understanding Personal Injury Claims in Georgia: Deadlines, Fault, and Next Steps

After an injury, focus first on your health and medical care. At the same time, take proactive steps: preserve evidence, understand filing deadlines, and keep careful records of your losses.

How Philadelphia’s Infrastructure Influences Legal Responsibility in Auto Accidents

Philadelphia’s infrastructure combines historic street grids, modern traffic demands, and uneven upkeep, which complicates how responsibility is assigned after a crash.