Settlement Creates Accessible Absentee Voting Options for Indiana Voters with Print Disabilities
Eligible voters who want to exercise the new remote accessible ballot marking tool option should apply for an absentee ballot.
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Flora Growth Issues 2023 Revenue Guidance of $90 Million to $105 Million Reflecting Anticipated Year Over Year Growth Exceeding 100%
Flora’s 2023 revenue guidance of $90 million to $105 million reflects expected organic growth in the House of Brands division and expansion of the Commercial & Wholesale division capabilities.
Biden Doubles Down on Trump’s Playbook by Expanding Rushed Screenings in CBP Custody
Cruelty is no solution to challenges at the border.
Sarah M. Glaser Elected President of the Humane Society of Tampa Bay Board of Directors
“I am honored to serve this inspiring organization that has improved the lives of so many families and pets in our community,” Sarah said.
Shumaker’s Jack Kelly Appointed to Mobile Meals of Toledo Board of Directors
“I am excited to work with Mobile Meals to combat the effects of isolation and food insecurity in our neighborhoods,” said Jack.
Ford Motor Company Fund and LULAC Achieve New Milestone in $2.6M Education Partnership
Nation’s oldest and largest Latino Civil Rights Organization announces the eleven newest Ford Driving Dreams Grant Recipients.
Rebecca E. Shope to Serve on the 2023 Leadership Council on Legal Diversity
A natural litigator, Rebecca concentrates her practice in the areas of labor and employment, litigation, and family law.
Sarasota Attorney Becomes First Female Leader of National Law Firm
“Any time a woman pushes past boundaries, more are sure to follow, and I’m humbled to be part of that legacy.” ~ Jennifer Compton
Third Circuit Ruling Blocks Bankruptcy Proceedings for LTL Management
The brief highlighted why the use of bankruptcy to address litigation claims is a valid bankruptcy purpose that has been historically recognized by courts across the country.
CPSC Urges Vigilance as Severe Winter Storms Knock Out Power, Increasing Risk of Carbon Monoxide (CO) Deaths
An average of 85 consumers die in the U.S. each year from CO poisoning from portable generators.