Vedder Adds Attorney Erin Weber to Executive Compensation & Employee Benefits Group in Chicago
“Erin brings us a wealth of experience doing complex qualified and non-qualified benefits and an exceptional ability to help her clients attract, incentivize and retain key employees,” said Christopher Collins, Shareholder and Chair, Executive Compensation & Employee Benefits group.
Legal Essentials Every Small Business Owner Should Know
Roughly 1 in 3 small owners face a legal claim at some point, so preparation pays off.
Understanding Your Legal Options for Selling a Firearm
As outlined throughout this article, a local private sale, an interstate transfer, and an online listing each carry different compliance requirements, and no single method applies to every situation.
Building International Businesses: Key Considerations for Global Expansion
Expanding into another country represents not only a commercial decision, but also a chance to create lasting connections between different markets and communities.
Two Mexican Men Plead Guilty in Smuggling Case
Two Mexican men plead guilty to federal drug, firearms and smuggling charges.
Rebel Creamery Files Bankruptcy After Packaging Judgment
Keto ice cream maker seeks bankruptcy protection while appealing costly packaging judgment.
Sara E. TellerEgg Yolk Compounds Show Brain Cell Benefits
Egg yolk compounds protected laboratory brain cells from oxidative damage.
Sara E. TellerFederal Charges Filed Against Puerto Rico Gang Members
Federal authorities charged 81 alleged gang members following a major Puerto Rico drug trafficking investigation.
Sara E. TellerHonda Owners Sue Over Front Camera Failures
Honda owners allege front camera failures caused expensive safety system repairs.
Sara E. TellerCourt Says Minnesota Can Now Fine AI Companies That Offer “Nudification” Services
“That repulsive behavior is not welcome in Minnesota,” Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison said. “My office and I will continue to vigorously defend the law and the Minnesotans it was designed to protect from xAI’s lawsuit.”
Ryan J. FarrickUW Professor Settles Lawsuit Over Parody Land Acknowledgment
The University of Washington maintains that it did nothing wrong, saying that it decided to settle as a matter of cost and practicality.
Federal Judge Orders Trump Admin. to Release Names of ‘Anti-Weaponization’ Fund Architects
“Today’s order granting discovery is a significant step up in getting to the bottom of the slush fund,” said Aman George, senior counsel at Democracy Forward, the nonprofit representing the plaintiffs. “We will continue to meet the government in court until our investigation is complete and the slush fund is permanently halted.”
Patrick J. Duggan Joins the Child Protection Center Board of Directors
“I am honored to join the Child Protection Center’s Board and to continue my commitment to protecting children and strengthening our community,” said Patrick.
How Are VCF Awards Calculated?
Filing a VCF claim can be a complex process, requiring thorough documentation and careful navigation of the various rules.
Changing Your Child’s Custody Arrangement
A child’s safety is always the priority in any custody decision.
Common Mistakes When Filing a Loss of Use Claim Following a Car Accident
It’s best to let a lawyer deal with the insurance company. Adjusters minimize or ignore these claims.
Your Professional License Is Your Career: 5 Situations That Could Put It at Risk
The most important step is often to take the matter seriously from the beginning.
Villages Health Agrees To $541.5 Million Settlement
The Florida healthcare provider settles allegations involving inflated Medicare Advantage payments.
Thyroid Medication Lot Recalled Nationwide
Thyroid tablets recalled after testing found excessive medication levels.
Former Justice Dept. Attorney Says She Was Fired for Refusing to Restore Mel Gibson’s Gun Rights
“Indeed, when Ms. Oyer declined to disregard her duties in order to perform a favor for her politically-appointed superiors and President Trump, she was summarily terminated,” the lawsuit says.
Trump Administration Backs OpenAI in New York Times Copyright Lawsuit
“Rules of law that make it significantly more difficult to develop a robust AI industry in the United States … threaten national security and give a competitive advantage to foreign adversaries who are not so encumbered,” the Justice Department wrote in its brief.
SEC Files Lawsuit Against Louisiana State University
The SEC maintains that every one of its current members, including LSU, had previously agreed that “individuals who choose to leave college athletics, sign professional playing contracts, and compete professionally should not then be permitted to return to college competition.”
Pierson Ferdinand Adds Experienced Commercial Litigator to Partner Roster
Scott T. Earle strengthens the Firm’s litigation bench in Wilmington and Philadelphia.
McKeen & Associates Named a 2026 Best Law Firm; Nine Attorneys Earn Best Lawyers Recognition
“We are honored to be recognized by Best Lawyers and proud to see so many members of our team receive this distinction,” said Brian McKeen, founder and managing partner of McKeen & Associates.
Key Decisions That Can Shape The Estate Settlement Process
With a clear strategy, families handle estate administration efficiently.

