U.S. Aids Ukraine with Over 1M Seized Ammunition Rounds
The U.S. aids Ukraine by passing along confiscated rounds of ammunition.
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West Virginia School Settles First Amendment Lawsuit After Students Forced to Attend Evangelist Sermon
As part of the settlement, Cabell County Schools will require its teachers to attend religious freedom training sessions.
Supreme Court Will Not Review Qualified Immunity Defense in Texas Police Shooting Claim
The justices declined to hear an appeal alleging that an Arlington, Texas, police officer is entitled to qualified immunity in the shooting death of Tavis Crane.
Indiana Man Could Get 20-year Sentence for Anti-Semitic Threats
Anti-Semitic threats are on the rise and an Indiana resident could face years behind bars for his actions.
New Orleans Uses $750K to Establish Teen Mental Health Court
Juvenile offenders will be able to service mental health services with the help of federal funds.
The Role of an Attorney in a Wrongful Death Case
An experienced wrongful death attorney will be able to review all of the facts relevant to the case and calculate an equitable amount of financial compensation for you and your family.
Protecting Your Interests: How a Lawyer Can Ensure Fair Profit and Loss Distribution
The problem with many of the traditional profit-sharing formulas is that they usually have a negative impact on the firm’s employees.
Documenting Your Disability: Building a Solid Case for Approval
The more proof that an applicant provides verifying that they are physically unable to work, the better their chances are of receiving the benefits they need.
The Economy Is Great! Except Not Really!
On paper, the economy is great! But are you feeling it? Many Americans aren’t.
Group Hopes to Drop Its Own 2020 COVID Lawsuit
A Missouri resident, restaurant owner, and church file to have their case removed in court.