U.S. Attorney’s Office Collects Over $10 Million in Civil and Criminal Actions in Fiscal Year 2025

All U.S. Attorneys’ Offices are responsible for enforcing and collecting civil and criminal debts owed to the United States, as well as criminal debts owed to federal crime victims.

8am Expands Executive Leadership Team to Power Next Phase of Growth and Innovation

8am appoints Jeff Sidell as Chief Technology Officer and promotes Nathan Pace to Chief Operating and Financial Officer and Nate Skinner to Chief Revenue Officer.

‘Autism Causes Unveiled’ Author Seeks Legal Champions to Challenge Special Interests to End Autism Epidemic

Legal action needed to break industry silence about birth injury caused Autism.

David Delrahim Elected President of the St. Petersburg Downtown Business Association Board of Directors

In addition to his leadership with the DBA, David is deeply engaged in the community. He currently serves as Immediate Past President of the Board of Trustees for Menorah Life and as a Board of Trustees member for the Pinellas County Law Library.

AI Overviews Are Reshaping Legal SEO and Law Firms Need to Adapt

As potential clients continue to rely on AI-enhanced search results for legal guidance, the firms that meet these systems with clear, credible information will be the ones most likely to be found and trusted.

How the Legal System Helps Everyday People

The legal system isn’t perfect, but it plays a vital role in supporting ordinary people through extraordinary situations.

Hiring a Gurnee Personal Injury Attorney for Medical Liens

Recovering from an accident is hard enough without the stress of medical debt.

Legal Questions You Must Ask About Health Insurance

Before you sign up or renew, choose questions that fit your health story and get answers you can refer to later.

Understanding Comparative Fault in Truck Accident Claims

Learning how to prove fault and calculate damages can help you maximize your compensation for a satisfactory settlement. 

Red Flags That Your “At-Will” Firing Was Actually Illegal and What to Do About It

A lawful working environment depends heavily on how consistently policies are explained and implemented.

Coffey Modica Promotes Two Partners to Firmwide Leadership Roles

Appointments support continued national growth of rapidly expanding defense litigation firm.

Why Latino Workers Underreport Injuries (and How That Harms Everyone, Including Employers)

For Latino construction workers, this uncertainty can mean injuries fall through the cracks. When paperwork is unclear or responsibility is shifted, reports get delayed—or never filed at all.

Toolbox Talk for Families: What to Ask Your Loved One About Their Jobsite Safety This Week

Jobsite safety starts with care, conversation, and the simple goal we all share: getting home safe.

The ‘Nice’ Adjuster Script: What to Say (and Not Say) When Insurance Calls

Whether you’re handling a recorded statement, fielding repeated follow-ups, or simply trying to keep things organized, these insurance claim phone call tips can help you move forward with clarity.

Second-Gen Americans: How to Help Your Parents Avoid Immigration Scams and Bad ‘Advice’ Online

Finally, build a safer referral habit. Community recommendations matter, but do not stop at “my neighbor used them.” 

Angelica Rivera Selected for Charlotte Regional Business Alliance’s Emerging Business Leaders Class 14

This highly selective talent development program is designed to elevate high-potential, diverse professionals across the Charlotte Region.

Former Nonprofit CEO Heads to Federal Prison for 33 Months for $2 Million Embezzlement Scheme

In 2008, she began falsifying audit reports using the firm’s letterhead and forging a CPA’s signature.

Chicago Homicide Rate: 2025 Analysis

Chicago consistently has more murders than any other city in the United States.

Aviation Export Scheme Leads to Prison Sentence

Man sentenced after plot to ship restricted aviation technology to Russia.

Public Views Shift on Opioid Overdose Responsibility

Americans agree overdoses matter but differ on blame and policy paths.