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. 

5 Signs It’s Time to Hire a Family Attorney

Through hiring an attorney for family cases, you keep yourself safe from legal hurdles while safeguarding your future.

Navigating Stock Option Plans: What Legal Advisors Should Remember

Navigating stock options requires a strategic legal mindset. Each step involves precision and foresight.

Mediation vs. Litigation: A Practical Guide to Choosing Your Divorce Path

Ultimately, the choice is yours. Litigation is a path marked by conflict, high costs, and the surrender of control. Mediation is a path defined by cooperation, financial prudence, and empowerment.

How Employers Use Delay Tactics in Workplace Injury Reporting to Undermine Your Claim

An employer’s delay in reporting a workplace injury is rarely accidental. It’s often a strategic move to disempower the injured worker.

How CA Rules Protect Motorcyclists from Careless Drivers

The system aims to match outcomes with conduct so people harmed by unsafe driving have a fair shot at medical and financial support.

Different Ways to End a Marriage: A Comprehensive Guide from a Las Vegas Divorce Attorney

Ending a marriage is deeply personal, and there is no “one-size-fits-all” approach.

Nine-in-10 Legal Leaders Brace for Sharp Rise in Online IP Infringement as AI Accelerates Attacks

CSC’s study also finds that fake domain names are often the first step in large-scale infringement campaigns.

Trusting the Machine: Legal Ethics in the Era of Automated Decision-Making

By integrating clear roles, regular bias reviews, open processes, and strong human oversight, legal professionals can harness AI’s efficiency without sacrificing justice.

Independent Investigations That Stand Up in Court

The public and even some attorneys often believe investigators can do whatever they want to get results. They think we can hack phones, plant GPS trackers, or slip into private property unnoticed. Reality check: that’s TV, not the law.

Understanding Your Legal Options for Managing Unsecured Debt

Legal frameworks exist to protect you, guide you, and support your financial well-being.

Legal Resources for Latin Americans: What You Should Know about Car Accidents

You don’t need perfect English to protect your rights—you need a clear plan and a few habits that keep the facts on your side.

Man Accused of Trafficking Arrested in Naperville

Chicago man arrested in Naperville after DEA tip reveals drug transport.

New Opioid Cychlorphine Detected in Toronto

New opioid cychlorphine found in Toronto raises serious overdose concerns.

Fighting Back: Filing a Civil Sexual Assault Case in Chicago

You can sue the person who committed the act, but you can also bring claims against others whose behavior or policies helped the harm happen.

FisherBroyles Expands Finance Capabilities with Sarah Null in Chicago

Experienced finance attorney joins growing team, bringing background in acquisition financing, syndicated lending and cross-border transactions.

Coffey Modica Continues Expansion with New Wall Street Office  

Litigation firm takes full floor in Bankers Trust Building.

5 Best Immigration Lawyers in California (People’s Choice)

California has one of the most vibrant and experienced immigration legal communities in the U.S.

8 Ways to Ensure Your High-Risk Business Stays Legally Protected

Running a high-risk business takes grit. The laws change fast. The pressure doesn’t let up. But you can stay ahead if you’re informed.

Why a Quick Settlement Isn’t Always the Smartest Option

A settlement should help you move forward, not hold you back. So before you sign anything, make sure you truly understand what it’s worth — and whether it covers the full story of your recovery.

New Model Shows Australia’s $68B Alcohol Issue

A new model warns that alcohol-related health issues could cost Australia $68 billion over 60 years, urging stronger alcohol control policies.