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From WHO’s Misguided Claims to Evidence: A Closer Look at Vaping’s Role in Reducing Smoking Rates
According to a review of fifteen studies, “a true gateway effect in youths has not yet been demonstrated.”
Florida Changes Alimony Laws in 2013 and 2023
When Governor DeSantis vetoed the last attempt at alimony reform, he noted that retroactively adjusting existing alimony payments could amount to an unconstitutional denial of rights under some marital settlement agreements.
$17 Minimum Wage Bill from Sen. Bernie Sanders and Rep. Bobby Scott Would Kill 337,000 Texas Jobs
New Employment Policies Institute study highlights Raise the Wage Act 2023’s state-level job-loss numbers.
ATRA Files Amicus Brief Urging Uphold of Bestwall Bankruptcy Process in Landmark Asbestos Litigation
Bankruptcy offers an equitable and practical approach to resolve the complex legal challenges faced by Bestwall LLC.
Judge Grants Class Action Status to Fighters Suing UFC
The fighters claim that UFC abuses its market position to reduce fighters’ potential earnings and to prevent athletes from signing contracts with its competitors.
Are Evictions from Homeless Camps Illegal in Canada?
An approach that considers the rights and responsibilities of all involved parties is essential to navigate this thorny issue successfully.
Shumaker Empowers Future Leaders: Hosting Underserved High School Students for Ohio Supreme Court Law & Leadership Institute
Shumaker’s longstanding commitment to LLI reflects the firm’s unwavering commitment to empowering aspiring legal professionals from diverse backgrounds and supporting their journey towards becoming future leaders.
Saudi Arabia: Government Retaliates Against U.S. Citizen’s Lawsuit by Detaining and Prosecuting Five Family Members in Terrorism Court
President Biden should meet with Pennsylvania-based family and call for the release of its detained members.
Legal Services NYC, WilmerHale File Lawsuits Against USCIS for Failing to Hear Ukrainian and Russian LGBTQ Asylum Claims
USCIS’s “Last In, First Out” policy and a backlog of more than 700,000 unheard asylum applications leaves asylum seekers in the U.S. in a state of permanent limbo, unable to move forward with their lives.