Alaska May Educate Elementary School Children on Opioid Abuse
Alaska is considering adding opioid drug education to its elementary school curriculums.
Humans Can Contract the Bird Flu from Other Mammals
Like other viruses, scientists have found that the bird flu can travel between different species.
Shumaker Hires Top Strategist to Capture Growth Opportunities
Mark brings to Shumaker more than 20 years of experience working with law firms as a Chief Marketing Officer, Chief Strategy Officer, and consultant.
How to Stay Safe as a Pedestrian
Walking can be a fantastic way to get around, reduce stress, improve health, and enjoy life.
Largest Veterans Affairs Employee Union Calls on VA to ‘Do Better’ After Arbitrator Finds Agency Guilty of Violating Federal Labor Law
Decision comes as union and agency mark one year of contract negotiations with zero agreements reached on contract articles.
Andy Herf Receives the Chuck Freiburger Business Partner of the Year Award
Andy worked directly with key legislators and Governor DeWine to help ViaQuest employees receive retention bonuses and is working to bring Direct Support Professionals’ pay up to a living wage in Ohio.
CCTV Cameras in the Workplace and Employees’ Rights
Video security can be a powerful tool when it comes to preventing crime and monitoring employees’ activity.
Pro Bono Custody Lawyers in US Helping Single Parents with Child Custody
Pro bono custody lawyers in the US are a crucial resource for low-income individuals who need help with child custody disputes.
Probate vs. Non-Probate Estates: What’s the Difference?
Probate estates are those that need to go through the probate process in order to be distributed to beneficiaries, while non-probate estates are those that can be transferred outside of probate.
Shumaker Advisors Grows with New Government Affairs Talent
Lauren Diaz brings years of political experience to the firm’s government affairs practice.