Brokers Suspected of Insurance Fraud, Face 20 Years Behind Bars
Brokers face charges in insurance fraud schemes.
Vermont Now Requires Food Scraps to be Composted
Vermonters will need to keep their food scraps out of the trash with the passage of a new composting law.
California Man Pushing For Change to Fight Pregnancy-Related Deaths
After losing his wife after the birth of their second child, Charles Johnson is fighting for legal changes to better protect women from pregnancy-related deaths.
Oregon Sues Trump Administration for “Secret Police-Type” Tactics, Snatching Protesters Off the Street
Oregon Attorney General Ellen Rosenblum said unidentified federal officers have abducted protesters, whisking them away in unmarked vans.
Nearly Half the Country is Suing Trump Over New Water Rules
The lawsuit accuses the federal government of rolling back states’ rights to manage their own water resources.
How to Spot and Avoid COVID-19 Investment Fraud
Fraudsters can use social media and online forums to promote bogus test kits, treatment products, etc. These include promising vaccines, fake cures, and unproven methods of treatment.
Can a State Prosecute a Federal Crime?
The facts of your case will determine whether the state government, federal government, or both have jurisdiction over it.
The Benefits of Having an Immigration Lawyer When You Have a Business Visa
Launching a business as an immigrant is already challenging enough; choose a legal team that best supports you throughout this journey.
Cloud Computing: Security Challenges & Their Solutions
Security is one of the top concerns of commercial and personal users of cloud computing services. Our remote era is consistently reminded of data breaches and cyber attacks.
How to Stop the Spread of the Coronavirus in the Office: Dos and Don’ts
Businesses must take prudent measures of precaution when considering how they will reopen their offices and consider the safety of associates and customers.