9 Overlooked Legal Aspects in Tech Start-Ups & How to Address Them
When we started expanding globally, we faced challenges with tariffs, export-import regulations, and compliance with local laws. ~ Bradley Fry, Owner, PinProsPlus
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Shumaker Supports Literacy Initiative with Donation to the Down Syndrome Association of Central Ohio’s Adult Literacy Ohio Program
The program fosters the literacy skills of adult members to promote improved literacy, enhance self-confidence, and increase quality of life for adults with Down syndrome.
Community Health Network Agrees to Pay $345 Million to Settle Alleged False Claims Act Violations
The United States’ complaint alleged that beginning in 2008 and 2009, senior management at Community embarked on an illegal scheme to recruit physicians for employment for the purpose of capturing their lucrative “downstream referrals.”
Salvadoran Sentenced to Two Years in Federal Prison for Threatening to Kill Domestic Abuse Victim
Officers learned that Alvarez-Hernandez threatened to shoot the victim if she cooperated with the police. Alvarez-Hernandez also threatened the victim’s neighbor and attempted to question the neighbor about his relationship with the victim.
Lawsuit Claims Texas Tech Guard Pop Isaacs Sexually Assaulted Teenage Girl on Bahamas Trip
The lawsuit, filed on behalf of the girl’s parents, claims that Isaacs forced himself on the 17-year-old girl after being supplied alcohol by a Texas Tech booster.
Georgia Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Seeking to Bar Lt. Gov. Burt Jones from Holding Office
One of the four plaintiffs named in the complaint has since said that he intends to appeal the dismissal to the Georgia Supreme Court.
Life Extension Rates Brain Health Across All 50 States
Vermont topped the list; Louisiana came in dead last.
Two Nurses are Indicted on Charges Related to Narcotics Scheme
New Hampshire nurses lose their licenses, face federal charges for replacing fentanyl with saline.
Shumaker Boosts Community Associations Law Group in Response to Projected Growth in U.S. Condominium and Homeowners Associations
Community associations continue to need specialized counsel well versed in the intricacies of governing such entities.
Report: Sweeping Lawsuit Looms as Department of Justice Investigates Apple for Anticompetitive Practices
The Department of Justice is investigating Apple for a range of anticompetitive practices, including exclusive payment structures and iPhone-specific messaging features.