Maryland Attorneys Involved in ‘Forum of Hate’ Should be Disciplined

Two Maryland attorneys who posted in the ‘Forum of Hate’ are up for disciplinary action by the state’s Attorney Grievance Commission.

Federal Judge Scraps University of Minnesota Football Players’ Sexual Assault Lawsuit

Several of the players–accused of gang rape–claim they were suspended, expelled or otherwise disciplined due to racial and sexist stereotypes.

5 Tips Every Entrepreneur Must Know

If you’re an entrepreneur, you’re familiar with “wearing multiple hats.” There are ways you can simplify the task of doing everything.

Every Law Firm Should Rethink Ethical Practice

Doing the right thing is always the right thing, especially for law firms.

Songwriter Accuses Country Star Carrie Underwood of Copyright Infringement

Carrie Underwood is at the center of a new lawsuit accusing her of copyright infringement.

Boston Hospital is Flooded with Robocalls that Risk Patient Safety

Robocallers are auto-dialing hospitals, tying up lines that need to be free for patient emergencies.

Trump Stops I.C.E. From Carrying Out Mass Deportations So Democrats Can ‘Fix’ Immigration, Asylum Policy

It’s another instance of the president using migrants to further his own political agenda.

Exonerated Wisconsin Prisoner Takes Detective and Dentists to Court

Robert Lee Stinson says a retired Wisconsin police detective and two dentists used poor-quality forensic evidence to frame him for the murder of a neighbor.

Erie County Agrees to Settle Suit Over 2018 Work-Release Inmate Death

A settlement was reached earlier this week, ending a suit between Erie County and the family of a deceased work-release inmate, Felix Manus.

Boy Scouts Make Animated Sex Abuse Awareness Videos Amidst Flurry of Lawsuits

Even though they’re facing a wave of lawsuits, B.S.A. leadership says they’ve seen a drastic decline in abuse allegations since the 1970s and 80s.

Judge Blocks I.C.E. From Making More Immigration Arrests in Massachusetts Courthouses

A federal judge has ordered the U.S. government to stop making immigration arrests at Massachusetts courthouses. According to the Boston Globe, U.S. District Judge Indira Talwani’s ruling backs requests made by at least two local prosecutors. Her preliminary injunction will prevent U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents “from civilly arresting parties, witnesses, and others attending

Settlement: Sacramento County Will Dedicate More than $20 Million to Jail Improvements

While the county plans to hire more staff and increase services for mentally disabled inmates, attorneys say the core problem of overcrowding remains.

Potential Fire Hazard Prompts Recall of Certain MacBook Pros

Apple is recalling certain MacBook Pros over concerns the batteries may overheat.

Inmate Who had Free Weekends Attacked Wife, Lawsuit Claims

A lawsuit was recently filed against Webster County, a former sheriff, and dispatcher over allegations they were negligent in the abuse of Felicia Robinson.

Top 5 Things to Know about the legality of Cannabis by U.S. Jurisdiction

Cannabis legalization is gaining traction across the U.S. There are five important things to note about this shift in law.

Brian McKeen Selected to Hall of Fame

Michigan Lawyers Weekly has named Brian McKeen to its inaugural Hall of Fame Class of 2019. This honor recognizes Michigan legal leaders over the age of 60 for their notable success and demonstration of strong leadership both within and outside of their chosen field.  The 20 honorees are profiled in a special section appearing in

Online v Land-based Casinos: the Ongoing Battle

Like it or not, gambling is here to stay. Whether the casinos are land-based or online, however, is still an issue in the U.S.

UCLA Gyno Charged with Sex Abuse, Fifth Victim Comes Forward

Long-time University of California, Los Angeles gynecologist has been accused by give women of sexual assault.

WeWork Named in Gender and Age Discrimination Lawsuits

Earlier this week, two former WeWork employees filed gender and age discrimination suits against the company.

How to Write a Complaint Letter Correctly

Products that don’t work or services that aren’t good are frustrating. Understandably, you want the company to know about it and correct the problem. Writing a proper complaint letter is a great way to do that.