Announcing the HKM Employment Attorneys Scholarship 2026
Building on the success of 2025, the 2026 program has expanded to reach students near all 39 HKM office locations nationwide.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
DOJ Releases Kratom-Related Opioids Emergency Scheduling Guidelines
Federal agencies revise proposed restrictions on concentrated kratom-related opioid substances based on scientific findings.
Sara E. TellerCasepoint Expands Casepoint IQ with First Purpose-Built AI Agents
Relevance Determination Agent and Issue Coding Agent are part of a growing portfolio designed to automate complex government, legal, and compliance workflows with human oversight built in.
Press ReleaseOklahoma Medical Supply Owner Sentenced in Fraud Case
Oklahoma business owner receives 14 years for fraudulent medical equipment billing.
Sara E. TellerFlorida Man Convicted in Medicare Testing Fraud
Florida man convicted after Medicare faced millions in false testing claims.
Sara E. TellerWhat Makes a Rideshare Accident Claim Different in Texas?
An offline driver, a driver waiting for a request, and a driver who has already accepted a passenger may be driving the same car on the same road. But under Texas law, available insurance coverage can differ significantly.
Greg BaumgartnerWhy Valid Personal Injury Claims Get Challenged: Legal Pressure Points That Shape Compensation
A claim’s value depends on the damages the law permits and the evidence supporting them.
When Legal Plans Stop Matching: Hidden Conflicts Across Property, Business, Family, and Estate Documents
A coordinated review is especially important after marriage, divorce, separation, relocation, a birth or death, a property transaction, a major financial change, or a change in business ownership or value.
Shumaker Advisors Helps Secure $3.8 Million Economic Development Grant for Jackson County
Federal funding marks a major investment in Jackson County’s economic future.
Steven M. Berman Shares Insights at American Bankruptcy Institute’s Southwest Bankruptcy Conference
Panelists discussed emerging case law, strategic decision making, and best practices for navigating complex disputes in the post-confirmation environment.
Virginia “Ginny” Dailey Selected to Leadership Northwest Florida
“Ginny’s selection for Leadership Northwest Florida Class V is a well-deserved recognition of her professional excellence, regional commitment, and longstanding dedication to service,” said Jennifer Compton, Managing Partner and Chair of the Management Committee at Shumaker.
Sean Schrader Appointed to Board of Trustees of The Master Chorale of Tampa Bay
Sean brings years of experience in legislative advocacy, political research, international relations, operations, and civic engagement to his new board service.
Shumaker Secures Federal Appellate Win in Pro Bono Bankruptcy Case
“Pro bono representation is about ensuring that everyone has meaningful access to the legal system, regardless of the complexity of the case,” Steve added. “Our attorneys take that responsibility seriously, and we are proud of the work the team put into this appeal.”
Shumaker’s Charlotte Office Earns Best Places to Work Recognition for Its People-First Culture
Shumaker’s Charlotte office has long been recognized for its strong client service, community involvement, and team-oriented approach.
Varun Bisht Joins Casepoint to Lead Governance and Compliance
Former ATF Chief Privacy Officer brings extensive federal government, technology, risk, privacy, and military leadership experience to Casepoint.
How to Prepare for a Consultation with a Personal Injury Lawyer
Begin your interview by discussing practical fee agreements and case costs. Ask how contingency percentages work and who advances routine filing expenses.
Anthropic Tightens Rules for Claude Chatbot Users
Anthropic restricts repeated chatbot abuse while expanding safeguards against harmful AI use.
Federal Agencies Seize China-Based Hacking Tools
Federal agents seize tools linked to cyberattacks on global networks.
Pregnancy Complications May Predict Later Health Problems
Pregnancy problems may signal higher risks for several later diseases.
7 Common Business Mistakes a Corporate Lawyer Can Help You Avoid
Whether you are starting a business from scratch or have been running an enterprise for a while, partnering with a trusted corporate law attorney can help you navigate legal challenges with confidence.
AHF Reaches $1.44 Million Medicare Settlement
AIDS Healthcare Foundation agreed to settle allegations involving unsupported Medicare diagnosis codes.

