Business
Wolters Kluwer Injects an AI-boost to Compliance and Legal Documentation with Expert AI Additions to CT’s hCue
Backed by CT Corporation’s business entity management expertise, the Expert AI-powered solutions can help teams work smarter, faster, and with greater confidence.
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Business
Lauren E. Ravazzoli Joins Shumaker to Support Clients Across Real Estate Matters
Lauren’s experience provides clients with a comprehensive perspective throughout the life of a real estate transaction.
Business
Shumaker Advisors Helps Secure $364,811 for Eckerd College Search and Rescue
State investment will strengthen the nation’s only college maritime search and rescue program, supporting equipment and critical waterfront infrastructure.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Appeals Court Revives Michigan Prison Mold Lawsuit
Appeals judges allow incarcerated women to pursue claims over alleged mold exposure.
Opioid Drugs
Los Angeles County Confirms First Cychlorphine Death
Officials warn that an undetectable synthetic opioid has reached Southern California’s illicit drug supply.
DOJ Secures Lexington Police Reform Agreement
Federal officials secure changes to police practices following a review of Lexington.
Sara E. Teller
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When “Open to the Public” Doesn’t Mean Safe
The expectation that a publicly accessible property has received reasonable attention is so routine that most people never consciously consider it.
Ankin Law
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Elder Abuse and When It’s Time to Call an Attorney
Ultimately, families want to know that someone is taking their concerns seriously.
Barry A. Drucker
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Federal Court Rules Case Alleging Systemic Discrimination by New York Courts Against Blind Jurors in Grand Jury System Can Proceed
In his opinion, Judge Reyes recognized that “Elia’s exclusion from the grand jury stemmed directly from the failure of the court system to provide reasonable accommodations to ensure Elia had the opportunity to participate in the grand jury.”
Press Release
L-R: NBC News journalist and “Dateline NBC” producer Dan Slepian, Associate Dean and Cooley Innocence Project Co-Director Tracey Brame, Innocence Project Co-Director Ann Garant, Geri Tu (guest of JJ Velazquez), and exoneree JJ Velazquez; image courtesy of Cooley Law School.
Cooley Innocence Project Celebrates 25 Years of Fighting Wrongful Convictions
Dan Slepian and Jon-Adrian “JJ” Velazquez highlight human toll of wrongful incarceration; State Rep. Kara Hope honored for advocacy.
Press Release
Business
Lexidesk Launches MCP Integration for Conversational Intelligence, Turning Law Firm Intake Into Actionable Business Intelligence
New capability connects Lexidesk with leading AI assistants, including Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft Copilot, and Gemini, giving legal practices an instant, natural-language method to analyze client conversations, boost conversions, and streamline operations.
Verdicts & Settlements
Lewis & Llewellyn LLP Secures $18.5 Million Settlement for Seven Women Who Alleged Abuse by Adventist Health Physical Therapist
“Adventist Health had repeated opportunities to stop the abuse, but chose not to act,” said Paul Llewellyn. “Multiple women told Adventist employees what happened to them. Not one of those reports went anywhere.”
News & Politics
New CSC Report Finds Heightened Concern for IP Infringement as Expanding Domain Ecosystems Increase Operational Pressure
Ninety percent of respondents say AI-enabled systems are increasing the frequency of online IP infringements.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Navigating Accident Claims in Modesto
Navigating an accident claim requires a balance of quick action and careful planning.
Verdicts & Settlements
CVS Agrees to $315 Million Federal Settlement
CVS will pay $315 million and strengthen oversight of opioid prescriptions.
Health & Medicine
Women Report Longer Waits for Autoimmune Diagnoses
Women reported longer diagnostic waits and more mistaken explanations for autoimmune symptoms than men.
Business
Navigating Generational Differences in the Law Firm
When firms embrace their multigenerational makeup, they send a signal to clients that they value different perspectives and have the depth of experience and adaptability needed to navigate an evolving legal landscape.
Business
Economic Development Leader Christina Crespi Joins INGAGE as Strategic Consultant for Government Relations
The addition strengthens INGAGE’s public affairs and government relations counsel for clients who are entering the Miami market.
Business
Fake Reviews Are Now a Federal Offense. Here’s What That Means for Local Businesses
The FTC’s fake review rule didn’t emerge in isolation. In December 2025, the agency issued its first warning letters under the rule to ten companies, a signal that enforcement is moving from theoretical to active.
Business
Thomson Reuters and OpenAI: Advancing an Open Ecosystem for Legal AI
Our plugin with ChatGPT Enterprise offers a glimpse of what that connected future can look like.
News & Politics
25 Years After 9/11, the Mesothelioma Cases Are Still Ahead of Us
Twenty-five years on, honoring the people we lost means admitting the attacks are still taking lives, and making sure the ones who are still being taken do not have to navigate it alone.
Crimes
Australian Teens Charged After Brutal Train Station Attack
Three Australian teens face charges after allegedly luring, assaulting, and robbing an autistic teenager.
Crimes
California Man Admits Trafficking Minor for Sex
California man pleads guilty to trafficking a minor for commercial sex, facing prison.
Health & Medicine
Blood Protein Study Offers New Clues About Coeliac Disease
Blood proteins may help doctors track intestinal damage and recovery in coeliac disease.
Crimes
OpenAI Engineer Arrested Over Alleged Hidden Recording Devices
Federal prosecutors accuse an OpenAI engineer of secretly recording private meetings.
