Inflammation May Leave Lasting Cancer Risk Changes

Chronic inflammation may create lasting cellular changes that promote cancer.

Shumaker’s Steven M. Berman Co-Chairs the American Bankruptcy Institute’s Alexander L. Paskay Memorial Bankruptcy Seminar 

The seminar is an educational program focusing on trending topics and challenges in bankruptcy law while also honoring the lifetime of service and achievements of the late Bankruptcy Judge Paskay.

Understanding Assisted Living Facility Accountability: A Guide for South Carolina Families

If something feels wrong, trust that instinct. Document what you see, ask the questions a facility may not want to answer, and explore every avenue available to protect the person who matters most.

How Long Does It Take to Settle Wrongful Death Claims in Florida?

Early legal representation also means earlier evidence preservation, stronger case preparation, and more leverage at the negotiating table.

Lawsuit Filed in Fatal “No Kings Protest” Shooting at June 14 Salt Lake City Rally

Complaint filed on behalf of widow of Afa Ah Loo alleges negligence by event organizers.

Sean Schrader Selected for Florida Economic Development Council’s Emerge Program

“I’m honored to be selected for the FEDC Emerge program and look forward to strengthening my understanding of Florida’s economic development landscape while building meaningful connections across the state,” Sean said.

Kratom, Other Drugs Now Schedule 1 in Connecticut

Connecticut bans kratom and similar substances under strict drug classification.

Federal Court Upholds Shumaker’s $1 Million FINRA Arbitration Victory Against UBS

Shumaker Partners Jarrod J. Malone and Brandon M. Taaffe secured the arbitration victory, with Partner Jeremy M. Halpern leading the effort to confirm the award in federal court.

Average Age of Mass Shooters in the U.S. (Updated 2026)

There is no apparent direct link between the number of victims and the perpetrator’s age.

How Delayed Injuries After a Collision Can Affect Your Legal Options

After a motor vehicle collision, your body floods with adrenaline and endorphins — natural chemicals that can mask pain and make you feel alert even when something is seriously wrong.

The FTC vs. Non-Compete Agreements: What the Ban Means for Employees

Many skilled individuals hesitate to launch startups because of the risk of litigation from their previous employers. The new rule provides a clearer path for entrepreneurs to innovate using the expertise they gained throughout their careers.

Bread & Pizza Recalled Over Metal Risk

Consumers urged to discard certain packaged foods due to contamination risk.

Russian Hacker Sentenced in Federal Cybercrime Case

Hacker sentenced after enabling ransomware attacks against United States organizations.

Cream Cheese Recall Issued Over Undeclared Nuts

Labeling error prompts recall due to hidden nut allergy risk.

Former Army Civilian Receives Prison Sentence

Army civilian sentenced after investigation into overseas child abuse crimes.

Lawsuit Claims Colorado Ski Resorts Act As Monopoly

“Vail Resorts and Alterra and their respective Mega Passes have fundamentally changed skiing and snowboarding in North America, to the detriment of Plaintiffs and members of the Class. In short, Defendants’ schemes have made snow sports prohibitively expensive,” the lawsuit says.

Washington State Sues Sportsbook Kalshi for Allegedly Breaking Online Gambling Law

“Kalshi wants people betting on almost everything possible in life,” Brown said in a press release. “For Kalshi, every event, every tragedy is nothing more than a potential way for Americans to risk their fortunes.”

California Lawsuit Challenges Radical Overhaul of EPA Rules

“Donald Trump is breaking the laws that protect Americans from climate pollution — all to enrich his Big Oil and his wealthy polluting allies. Workers, families, and communities would pay the price, left choking on dirty air. No one is above the law in this country. Not even the president. We’ll fight this lawlessness in court,” Gov. Gavin Newsom said.

Detroit-area School Settles After Student “Humiliated” for Refusing to Stand for Pledge

“It was terrifying at times, scary to face a teacher and overwhelming with the attention that came with the publicity. But it taught me the importance of speaking up for what I believe is right,” Danielle said in a statement released by the American Civil Liberties Union and the Arab American Civil Rights League.

Pro-Palestinian Activist Claims She Was Targeted By Foiled Firebombing After Filing Lawsuit

“For months, Zionist organizations like Betar […] have encouraged violence against my family and me,” the plaintiff said in a statement, adding that she “will not stop speaking up for the people of Palestine.”