Jonathan J. Ellis Earns JD Supra 2024 Readers’ Choice Award
The Readers’ Choice Awards recognize top authors and firms who were read by C-suite executives, in-house counsel, media, and other professionals across the JD Supra platform during 2023.
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Former Marion County Correctional Officer Sentenced to Twenty Years in Federal Prison for Sexually Exploiting Children He Met and Groomed Over Discord and Snapchat
“Pedophiles know that the applications and devices our children use every day give them access to groom and sexually exploit victims anywhere in the world,” said Zachary A. Myers, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana.
Tampa Partners Active in 40th Annual Federal Securities Institute: Greg Yadley as Chair and Will Blair a Panelist
The event is the premier conference for corporate, mergers and acquisitions, and securities practitioners, as well as in-house counsel, executives, and advisors who focus on the middle-market.
Armed Carjacker who Shot at Victim Sentenced to Eleven Years in Federal Prison
At the time of his arrest, Porter had been previously convicted of two residential entry felonies. The felony convictions prohibit Porter from ever legally possessing a firearm.
$13M Verdict Against Los Angeles Unified School District for Sexual Abuse of Then 14-Year-Old Student
LAUSD, aware that Daniel Garcia was violating safety rules during his employment, ignored multiple reports of sexual harassment.
PETA Plans New US Lawsuit for Animal Personhood
The push to establish personhood for animals comes as society’s fundamental understanding of animal sentience is rapidly evolving. For example, geese fall in love and stay with a partner for life, even at great personal risk and squirrels bury nuts by the position of the stars.
Statement on Caldwell County Cockfighting Bust – Latest in a Series of Texas Raids on Animal Fights
Our nation’s biggest border state is an extraordinary hotspot for cockfighting, illegal movement of fighting animals over the Mexico-Texas boundary.
Lawsuit Accuses Queens Hospital of Kidnapping Newborn in Violation of NY State Human Rights Law
She would never bring J.G. home; in the weeks that followed, J.G. was placed in the same foster home as his older sisters.
Disability Groups File Motion to Prevent New York City from Shirking Its Obligation to Provide Wheelchair-Accessible Taxis
Almost 10 years later, the TLC has failed to meet the requirement for a 50% accessible taxi fleet, even though there is no legal basis for them to avoid their obligations under the Court-ordered agreement.
U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace Honored with Leadership Award by Competitive Markets Groups
Farmers and Ranchers applaud Mace for her work to address corruption at USDA’s scandal-ridden checkoff programs, defeat terrible EATS Act.