Filevine Launches ImmigrationAI to Streamline Operations for Immigration Attorneys and Clients
With ImmigrationAI, the complex and time-consuming process of filing immigration paperwork is simplified like never before.
How to Know if Your Business Needs Insurance
Identifying the appropriate insurance coverage to defend assets and protect against liabilities requires an evaluation of your industry, business size, and potential hazards.
6 Essential Tips for Handling Medical Emergencies on Business Trips Abroad
Business travels can be tremendously beneficial for one company, but only if they are performed in a responsible and safe manner.
Ethical Considerations with Expert Witnesses
The witness may be required to expose material counter to the hiring lawyer’s argument to remain ethical.
Kiva: A Good Idea That Went to Seed
Philanthropic microfinance lifted some of the world’s poorest out of poverty, but usurious interest rates and big Kiva salaries now suck wealth upward instead.
Delaware Approves $10 Million in Opioid Crisis Funding
Delaware Behavioral Health Consortium awards funds for fighting the opioid epidemic.
States are Not Providing Adequate Mental Health Care to New Mothers
In most states, mothers are not able to access proper mental health resources.
Kansas Judge Will Let A.C.L.U. Intervene in Transgender Driver’s License Lawsuit
A Kansas county judge has granted the American Civil Liberties Union’s request to intervene in state Attorney General Kris Kobach’s lawsuit, which would require driver’s licenses to list an individual’s sex assigned at birth instead of their gender identity. As LegalReader.com has reported before, the A.C.L.U. of Kansas filed its motion to intervene early last
Lawsuit: USCIS Didn’t Give Indian Visa-Seekers Opportunity to Refute Evidence
Attorneys for the 70 visa-seekers, most of whom are from India, say their clients were never given an opportunity to refute allegations of misrepresentation and fraud.
Sex Abuse Scandal at FCI Dublin Women’s Prison Leads to Major Lawsuit
The lawsuit alleges that the Federal Bureau of Prisons was “long aware” of sexual abuse allegations at FCI Dublin, a large women’s prison in California.