U.S. Center for SafeSport Releases 2023 Annual Report
Culture change taking root, additional $10M needed annually to meet growing demand.
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Why SEC Compliance Matters for Investors and Businesses Alike
By ensuring that all participants adhere to these crucial regulations, the SEC plays a vital role in safeguarding the interests of all stakeholders.
The Role of Driving Regulations in Reducing Car Accident Fatalities and Injuries
As society continues to advance, the importance of robust driving regulations cannot be overstated.
New Immigration Rules for Spouse of US Citizens
The new opportunity for spouses is one of the broadest reforms to immigration policy yet.
Travel Safety Laws: What You Need to Know Before Your Next Trip
Traveling abroad is an amazing experience. It is an even better experience when you’ve taken the time to make sure you are protecting yourself in order to have a safe trip.
Law Enforcement Training to Help Target Dangerous and Violent Offenders Comes to Hancock County
The training is part of the LEATH Initiative (Law Enforcement Action to Halt Domestic Violence), named in honor of Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) Officer Breann Leath.
This Week In Rideshare: Police, Fares, and Fingerprints
Waymo “freaks out”, Uber cuts fares and teens ignite an old debate. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Association of Corporate Counsel Announces Candidates to be Nominated for the 2025 Global Board of Directors
Further reflecting ACC’s international membership, candidates to be nominated for a first term are based in France/Germany, India/USA, and Israel.
CHD Scientists Discover Vaccine-Induced Diseases in Infants Increase Exponentially with Every Added Vaccine
The study looked at over 1.5 million infant vaccine combinations administered. The authors revealed that a total of 45 different diseases were diagnosed within the first 30 days after vaccination, including infection and developmental delays.
Children’s Health Defense Responds to Supreme Court Murthy v. Missouri Decision
Washington, D.C. — Children’s Health Defense (CHD) statement on SCOTUS decision in Murthy v. Missouri: CHD is deeply disappointed in the Supreme Court’s decision in Murthy v. Missouri to reverse the preliminary injunction that the Western District of Louisiana granted and the Fifth Circuit affirmed. We consider the government’s role in coercing and encouraging censorship by social media platforms the greatest