We Kept Seeing the Same Texas Intersections in Our Case Files. So We Used AI to Map Them All

If one of your daily crossings is on the list, you now know something the driver next to you probably does not. Drive like it.

What You Need to Know About Boating Under the Influence (BUI) This Summer

Legal representation may be especially important if your case involves aggravating circumstances that put increased penalties on the line.

Agiloft Announces Agiloft Astra, Expanding Access to Contract AI for Legal, Procurement and Finance Teams

General availability removes the waitlist; free plan includes unlimited users, uncapped Word Add-In access, strengthens integration between Astra and Agiloft CLM, and new AI agents for contract intake and updates.

Hiring an Accident Lawyer in Phoenix? Ask These Questions

Treat it like an interview. Did they listen more than they talked? Did they explain things in plain English? Were they honest about the weak spots in your case?

How a Pharmacy Law Firm Can Help You Survive a Board Investigation

A board investigation doesn’t have to end a career, and the numbers say most don’t.

How Comparative Negligence Laws Affect Car Accident Claims in South Carolina

Comparative negligence laws play a central role in car accident claims across South Carolina. Even when another driver is primarily responsible, a victim’s compensation can be reduced based on their share of fault.

How Attorneys and Witnesses Can Enhance Witness Testimony Credibility Before Trial

Consistency across prior statements demands careful management throughout the litigation process — not to align accounts artificially, but to ensure that witnesses understand what they’ve said previously so they can explain any differences contextually rather than appearing contradicted.

What to Expect During an Asbestos Lawsuit Consultation in New York

The consultation marks the beginning of what may be a multi-year legal journey, but it’s also your opportunity to make an informed choice about representation.

What to Expect When Working With a Miami Injury Law Firm

Your attorney will likely coordinate with accident reconstruction specialists, medical experts, and private investigators to build a comprehensive picture of both liability and damages.

Cancer Patient Files Warehouse Fire Lawsuit

Early research suggests onion juice may encourage regrowth in autoimmune patchy hair loss.

When Does a Fight Become a Felony? Understanding Colorado’s Assault Laws

Anyone facing an assault charge, at any degree, should understand what’s actually being alleged and how the law defines it before deciding how to respond.

Understanding Insurance Disputes After Car Accidents in South Carolina

Insurance disputes following car accidents are often more complex than they initially appear.

Shumaker Partner Christina Davidson Trimmer Named to World Intellectual Property Review’s Influential Women in Intellectual Property 2026

“Christina’s recognition by WIPR is a well-deserved acknowledgment of her exceptional work, client-focused approach, and leadership within Shumaker’s Intellectual Property team,” said Patrick Horne, Shumaker Partner and Intellectual Property National Service Line Leader.

Alec B. Poland Joins Shumaker as an Associate in Corporate, Tax & Transactions Service Line

“Alec’s thoughtful, efficient style and foundation in corporate and transactional law make him a welcome addition to our team and will serve clients well as he supports a wide range of business and transactional matters,” said Jack Santaniello, Shumaker Partner and Corporate, Tax & Transactions Service Line Lead.

Monitor Reports on Chicago’s Compliance with Accessible Pedestrian Signal Court Order Outlining Successes and Areas of Concern

“We are encouraged by the City’s early progress and grateful for the Independent Monitor’s careful, transparent assessment,” said Rachel M. Weisberg, Directing Attorney at Disability Rights Advocates.

Three Indianapolis Men Sentenced to Federal Prison for String of Armed Robberies

“These defendants used firearms and violence to terrorize innocent people for their own personal gain.” ~ FBI Indianapolis Special Agent in Charge Timothy J. O’Malley

Westfield Woman Pleads Guilty to Defrauding Elderly Victim of More Than $500,000

The financial impact on the victim was severe. The victim took out personal loans, worked as a food delivery driver, obtained a second mortgage on her home, and borrowed money from a friend to pay the fraudulent bills.

Electrician Files Hanford Harassment Lawsuit

Electrician alleges harassment and retaliation while working at Washington nuclear construction site.

Plant-Based Eating Linked to Better Heart Health

Plant-based eating pattern linked with lower heart disease risk among older women.

Why Forming an LLC Won’t Protect Your Personal Assets in California

The common thread is timing. Nearly every meaningful protection has to be in place before a creditor appears.