Farm Action Releases Briefing Paper, Balancing the U.S. Agricultural Trade Deficit with Higher-Value Food Crops
New research comes as U.S. ag trade deficit is forecast to increase by 45%.
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Vedder Price Chicago Office Adds Rich Tilghman as Litigation Shareholder
Prior to joining the firm, Tilghman spent the previous 11 years as a Partner with Nixon Peabody LLP’s Complex Disputes and Privacy litigation practices.
Community-Centric Organization’s Chief of Staff Elected to Early Learning Coalition of Hillsborough County Board of Directors
The ELHC provides children, birth to five years, high quality, equitable, and inclusive early learning experiences, preparing them for success in school and life through the collaboration of families, educators, and the community.
Shumaker Supports Community as Part of Its Literacy Campaign; Gifts Boys & Girls Clubs of Sarasota and DeSoto Counties Funds for Great Futures Academy Initiatives
SARASOTA, FL — The national law firm Shumaker has proudly donated $5,000 to the Boys & Girls Club of Sarasota and DeSoto Counties (BGCSDC) in support of the organization’s Great Futures Academy (GFA) initiatives. This contribution is a part of Shumaker’s recently launched Make a Difference through Literacy Initiative supporting the firm’s ongoing commitment to
Farm Groups Applaud Those Standing Firm Behind the 10th Amendment in Opposition to the EATS Act
NCSL, NACo, and NLC further asserted their firm opposition to the EATS Act by clearly reminding the Congressional leaders that the EATS Act is not a commerce clause issue, but rather it represents an attempt to undermine the sovereignty of state and local governments.
Reps. Mike Lawler and Victoria Spartz Applauded by Farm Groups for Backing Checkoff Reform Bill
Congressional leaders aim to reform the USDA Checkoff Program with the OFF Act.
Judge Rules in Historic New York Teachers Case, Reinstating 10 Workers with Back Pay After Being Fired for Refusing COVID Shots
The Court rejected the City’s claim of “undue hardship” as unsupported in the record and irrational, particularly since “being vaccinated does not prevent an individual from contracting or transmitting COVID-19”.
21 Charged in Federal Indictment Following Takedown of Armed International Drug Trafficking and Dog Fighting Rings in Central Indiana
If convicted, each defendant charged with conspiracy to engage in an animal fighting venture faces up to 5 years in federal prison. Each defendant charged with conspiracy to traffic controlled substances faces up to life.
Shumaker Empowering Change: Launch of Literacy Initiative Aims to Impact 100,000+ Lives
As part of the program launch, Shumaker welcomes individuals, businesses, and institutions to join their team and have a hand in creating a lasting impact.
Brothers Sentenced to a Combined 15 Years in Federal Prison for Armed Heroin Trafficking
This case is part of Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN), a program bringing together all levels of law enforcement and the communities they serve to reduce violent crime and gun violence, and to make our neighborhoods safer for everyone.