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.
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.
Navigating Divorce in Louisiana: What to Expect
Divorce is a major life transition, and no two cases unfold exactly the same way. But going into the process informed, organized, and with the right guidance can make the road ahead considerably smoother, both for you and for any children involved.
How to Choose an Employment Lawyer in Calgary
Some firms give advice only to employees, others provide advice exclusively to employers, and some will accept cases from both sides provided that conflict checks are carried out.
V. James DeSimone Law Welcomes Nikhil Ramnaney as Of Counsel
Ramnaney, a former federal civil rights prosecutor and longtime public defender, brings insight into how government agencies investigate, and defend, claims of law enforcement misconduct.
Aspirin Linked to Lower Dementia Risk Genetically
Genetic traits may influence aspirin’s possible effects on dementia risk.
Sara E. TellerMichigan Doctor Convicted in Stimulant Distribution Case
Michigan doctor convicted after prosecutors linked him to illegal stimulant distribution.
Sara E. TellerNew Jersey Duo Convicted in Federal Fraud Scheme
Jury convicts pair accused of using fake records to obtain funds.
Sara E. TellerTrump Administration Sues Maryland Over New Anti-Masking Law
“Federal law enforcement agents and officers cannot and will not comply with the Challenged Laws, which are unconstitutional and recklessly disregard officer safety, public safety, and federal operational needs,” the lawsuit states.
Ryan J. FarrickAppeals Court Says Minnesota Can’t Enforce Ban on AI-Generated Nudes
“Minnesota’s nudification ban outlaws AI technology products from generating sexual images that harm and harass people in the vilest way possible,” Ellison’s office said in a press release.
Ryan J. FarrickCourt Certifies Class with Mobility Disabilities Denied Wheelchairs, Canes, and Other Accommodations at Five Points Correctional Facility
By certifying the class, the Court recognized that, “Plaintiffs are challenging systemic failures of Defendants at Five Points, which can be proven through generalized class-wide evidence.”
Starbucks Sued Over Sugar Free Protein Drinks
Consumers challenge Starbucks claims about sugar content in protein beverages.
Lawsuit Challenges NHTSA’s New Fuel Economy Goals
The Trump administration’s new standards for fuel economy, Weiser said, would effectively put standards back to where they were more than five years ago.
Three Memphis Gang Members Receive Prison Sentences
Three Memphis gang members receive lengthy sentences after retaliatory shooting case.
Online CBT Eases Anxiety After Chest Pain
Virtual cognitive-behavioral therapy reduced anxiety among patients after low-risk chest pain.
DNC Sues After Pentagon Changes Overseas Voter Registration Forms
“Trump and Republicans are so desperate to hang on to power that they are trying to eliminate the way some American citizens abroad register to vote and request mail ballots,” DNC chair Ken Martin said.
Amazon Agrees to Pay $8.25 Million to Settle DC Delivery Times Lawsuit
“Amazon deceived thousands of its customers,” Schwalb said in a press release. “Now, we’re putting more than $7 million back in the pockets of people who were taken advantage of.”
Massachusetts Lawsuit Claims DraftKings Used AI to Target “Problem Gamblers”
A spokesperson for Massachusetts Attorney General Andrea Campbell said that the lawsuit appears to raise important questions about DraftKings’ alleged use of artificial intelligence.
Family of Renee Good Sues Federal Government
“Our government has become a grave and mortal threat to its own citizens,” said Antonio Romanucci, an attorney representing the family.
Cat Food Testing Finds Widespread Chemicals
Testing found several unwanted chemicals across many popular cat foods.
Maryland Federal Officer Rules Face DOJ Lawsuit
Justice Department challenges Maryland rules governing masks and officer identification.
Appeals Court Won’t Remove Sanctions Against Trump’s Legal Team in IRS Case
The appeals court’s ruling was largely technical, with the panel finding a request for relief was likely premature because none of Trump’s sanctioned lawyers have yet to face any actual consequences.
Justice Department Loses Voter Rolls Lawsuit Against Georgia
“Georgia has worked with our federal partners and will continue to do so, but cooperation does not mean ignoring the law or surrendering the privacy rights of Georgia voters,” Raffensperger said. “We stood our ground because the law was clear, and we are thankful the Court agreed.”
Independence Blue Cross Reaches $22.5 Million Settlement
Insurance company settles allegations involving inaccurate Medicare diagnosis codes and payments.
Placental Health Linked to Childhood ADHD
Study finds lower late-pregnancy placental protein levels linked with ADHD.

