Call for submissions for Volume 3 Issue 2 by Legal Research & Analysis

All the submissions are to be made only through online portal on or before 23:59 hours on December 29, 2025. 

Call for Submissions: Volume 3 Issue 2 by Trends in Intellectual Property Research

All the submissions are to be made only through online portal on or before 23:59 hours on December 29, 2025. 

Understanding the Leading Causes of Local Road Collisions

Local road collisions result from a combination of driver behaviors, environmental conditions, and community infrastructure.

Safety Innovations Shaping the Future of Trucking

As innovation accelerates, the road ahead looks promising—not only for truck drivers but for every motorist sharing the highway with these massive vehicles.

Why You Should Speak with a Criminal Defense Lawyer in Dublin, California

No matter the charge or the circumstances, consulting with a skilled criminal defense lawyer is not just a smart decision—it’s an essential one.

From Medical Bills to Justice: Let a Personal Injury Lawyer Help You Recover

Whether recovering from a car accident, slip and fall, workplace injury, or medical malpractice, professional legal support makes a significant difference in achieving justice and securing fair compensation.

Steno Appoints Key Legal Tech Executives to Scale Litigation Support and Court Reporting

Adam Camras (InfoTrack) and Sean Twersky (EvenUp) join Steno, bringing deep expertise to support the company’s scaling efforts.

Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. appoints Rajiv Arora as Vice President, Product Portfolio Innovation and AI Acceleration

Arora will lead AI-driven innovation and product strategy driving measurable value for legal professionals.

Wisconsin Supreme Court Reviews Pandemic-Era Malpractice Case

State justices consider whether pandemic immunity laws improperly block malpractice suits involving non-COVID care.

Pregnant Detainees Report Severe Medical Neglect

Review of lawsuits reveals widespread medical deficiencies for pregnant women housed in county jails.

Why Experience Matters When Choosing a Personal Injury Lawyer in Kansas City

In personal injury cases, experience truly matters. An attorney with years of practice, deep legal knowledge, and a history of successful results will know how to navigate the system effectively and advocate for your best interests.

Why You Should Work with an Estate Planning Lawyer in Naples

Estate planning isn’t just about preparing for the inevitable—it’s about making intentional choices today to create a lasting, meaningful legacy for tomorrow.

Why Finding the Right Personal Injury Lawyer in Florida Can Change Everything

Taking the right steps today can transform your recovery tomorrow, ensuring your rights are protected and your future is secure.

Dopamine Response Explains Behavior Fatigue Patterns

Study shows repeated actions weaken dopamine signals, reducing natural motivation over time.

Erica M. Shea Joins Tampa Metropolitan Area YMCA Governance Board

Erica’s passion for giving back is evident in both her professional and personal life.

Ronald A. Christaldi Recognized in Florida Trend’s 2025 Florida 500

In addition to his professional leadership, Christaldi is deeply invested in advancing Florida’s civic, cultural, and economic development.

Arianna Hernandez Selected for the Hillsborough County Bar Association Bar Leadership Institute 

The BLI is an annual program aimed at helping young attorneys of diverse backgrounds grow into leaders for both the HCBA and the wider community.

GLP-1 Drugs Stir New Addiction Questions

Early reports show GLP-1 drugs may help reduce addictive urges.

Economically Disadvantaged Bradenton School Gets Literacy Boost from Shumaker Law Firm 

Samoset is one of several Manatee County schools using the RocketPhonics Reading Program, and Shumaker’s gift will enable the foundation to help bring the program to more students.

Patrick Duggan Appointed to the Greater Sarasota Chamber of Commerce, Continuing Firm Tradition of Involvement 

Comprised of a dynamic group of community leaders, the GSSC Board of Directors champions the Chamber’s mission to achieve a diverse, balanced economy that enhances the quality of living and working in greater Sarasota.

Proposed Wills Bill 2025 Aims to Bring 19th-Century Law into the Modern Era

Perhaps most significantly for dispute prevention, courts would be given discretion to validate informal wills where there are reasonable grounds to believe they reflect the testator’s wishes.

Whole Foods Meat Labeling Subject of PETA Lawsuit Over False Claims

The lawsuit comes just days after national animal welfare groups ASPCA, Humane World for Animals (formerly Humane Society of the United States), and Compassion in World Farming quietly fled the board of directors of GAP, where they sat for more than a decade.