Consistently Skipping Meals Negatively Impacts Physical, Mental Health
Routinely refusing meals can lead to diminish health, research shows.
Offering Prenatal Mental Health Care May Reduce Postpartum Risk
New study searches for link between prenatal mental health care and preventing postpartum depression.
Federal Judge Dismisses Trump’s Lawsuit Challenging Mar-a-Lago Raid
Federal Judge Aileen Cannon dismissed the lawsuit after a higher federal appeals court strongly condemned her initial decision to grant Trump’s request for a special master.
AFGE Council Representing EEOC Employees Resolves FLRA Complaint with Agency over Failure to Bargain Reentry to Physical Worksites
Agreement obtains union priorities including safety and workplace flexibilities.
Largest Federal Employee Union Celebrates Passage of the Respect for Marriage Act
President Biden is scheduled to sign the bill into law this afternoon.
How Can My Small Business Survive a Recession?
Check your overall operating costs and determine what expenses you can cut.
Lawyer Michael A. Chapman Joins Shumaker’s Corporate, Tax and Transaction Service Line, Adding to Growing Sports Law Team
Prior to joining Shumaker, Michael worked in the compliance department of the U.S. Center for SafeSport.
Types of Bus Accidents and Main Causes
If your injuries need time to heal, you shouldn’t deal with legal paperwork or deadlines. Instead, you should focus on your recovery while your attorney handles everything.
Downhill Skiing Competition is Associated with Lower Bipolar Risk
Study finds link between exercise and the onset bipolar disorder.
Circle K Enters Agreement with EEOC Regarding Pregnant Employees
Circle K agrees to settle with the EEOC over allegations that it discriminated against expecting mothers.