News & Politics

Attorneys General Sue to Stop Changes to Affordable Care Act

“The Affordable Care Act was designed to make healthcare more affordable and accessible. But once again, this Administration is moving in the wrong direction by adopting harmful provisions that push consumers into bare-bones plans and strip away critical protections,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta said in a statement. “





Lawsuits & Litigation

Trump Prepares to Appeal Ruling on IRS Settlement, “Anti-Weaponization” Fund

A federal judge earlier said that the facts of the case show that the lawsuit was “an attempt to use the Court to provide some legitimacy to an agreement to confer immunity to people and entities affiliated with the President,” all while spending billions of tax dollars.  









Lawsuits & Litigation

New Mexico Whistleblower Claims She Was Fired for Flagging $83m Childcare Budget Shortfall

The lawsuit claims that, when Pacheco-Aragon told agency Secretary Elizabeth Groginsky that state law requires written authorization and legislative approval for budget adjustments, finding out later that the ECECD had only secured verbal permission for the reallocations through the New Mexico Department of Finance and Administration.




Lawsuits & Litigation

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.