5-Week Training Helps College Students Manage Emotions

The new training reduced emotional distress and changed brain communication patterns.

Oregon Man Sues After Business Break-in Shooting

Oregon man seeks $10 million after being shot while committing a robbery.

Justice Department Sues 4 More States Over In-State Tuition for Undocumented Immigrants

Oregon Gov. Tina Kotek, whose state is also being sued by the administration, said that young people who grow up in Oregon, go to Oregon schools, and graduate from Oregon high schools “are part of our communities and part of our future.”

California Sues Trump Administration After Government Buys Out Offshore Energy Lease

“The Trump Administration’s backroom buyout with Golden State Wind to stop offshore wind development in favor of gas and oil drilling is, unfortunately, a classic playbook for them to line the pockets of their Big Oil donors,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta said in a statement.

Lawsuit Accuses New Jersey’s Largest Planned Data Center of Violating Federal Law

The facility, located about 40 miles outside of Philadelphia, is expected to provide additional power for Microsoft’s artificial intelligence programs; it is being built as part of a $17 billion deal with Nebius, a Netherlands-based AI-infrastructure corporation.

Tips for Dealing with Premises Liability Claims

Stay organized, follow your medical treatment, and protect every piece of evidence you collect. These simple actions can support your case and help you move forward with greater confidence.

Bell Law Firm Secures $15 Million Verdict for Family of Army Veteran in Medical Malpractice Case

Fulton County jury finds medical negligence caused veteran’s injuries and death.

What to Do After a Car Accident in Vancouver, WA?

Taking these steps early can help you avoid common mistakes and place you in a stronger position if you pursue compensation.

Canada Just Built the Wrongful Conviction Review System America Keeps Debating

The Miscarriage of Justice Review Commission changes what appellate work is actually for — and it offers appeals lawyers on both sides of the border a working model of what error correction looks like when it’s designed on purpose.

The Probate File Is Closed—But Is the Estate Really Finished? What Executors and Heirs Should Know

State statutes and court rules determine how estates close, when authority ends, which notices are required, how claims are barred, and what procedure applies to later-discovered property.

Quality Over Quantity: Moore Payne Attorneys Discuss Client-Focused Trial-Ready Practice Model

Choose the path of high-impact over high-volume, and you will find that the work becomes deeply fulfilling again. ~ Spencer Payne

Wolters Kluwer Report Identifies Early Signs of AI’s Impact on Legal Service Economics

Analysis finds rate declines in AI-assisted work alongside growing divergence across legal market.

What to Do After a Car Accident in Lakeland, FL?

Good documentation now saves arguments later. 

SEO For Law Firms: Common Mistakes That Cost Attorneys New Clients


The court of public opinion has moved online, and for any attorney that wants to rank in the top listings on the likes of Google, avoiding legal SEO mistakes becomes vital.

Skiers, Shareholders Sue Colorado Resort Over Alleged Antitrust Violations

“The pricing of the Epic Pass and the Company’s lift tickets is not a peripheral concern; it is the core of Vail’s business,” Peterson said in the lawsuit. “These wrongs resulted in significant damages to Vail’s reputation, goodwill, and standing in the business community, as well as exposing the company to two federal antitrust class actions seeking treble damages.”

Environmental Groups File Another Lawsuit to Stop Border Wall in Big Bend National Park

The Center for Biological Diversity first filed for a temporary restraining order or preliminary injunction against the construction in August, arguing that the project could cause immediate and irreversible damage to the park.

Federal Judge Removes Obstacle to Trump’s New Mail-In Voting Rules

In her midweek ruling, Boston-based U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani agreed to lift an order prohibiting the Postal Service from carrying out Trump’s dictate for the November elections. Talwani noted that she was “compelled” to do so after the Supreme Court’s conservative majority ruled that a similar injunction she granted in a related court case was premature.

Meta to Pay $17b to Settle State-Led Social Media Lawsuit

The terms of the settlement require Meta to pay up to $17 billion in penalties to the states over a period of 10 years. Meta must also make significant changes to its policies to better protect young users.

When Everyday Conflicts Become Legal Cases: How to Protect Your Rights Before a Dispute Escalates

Litigation is not the only path. The right process depends on the dispute, urgency, cost, relationship, governing contract, and whether a binding decision is needed.

What to Expect When Hiring a Car Accident Lawyer in Macon, GA

The relationship between a client and lawyer should be based on clear communication, realistic advice, and trust.