Texas Jury Awards $1.2 Billion to “Revenge Porn” Victim
Attorneys for the victim have already admitted that, while they are unlikely to ever recover the full $1.2 billion, the award was always meant to serve as a deterrent.
Buffalo Mass Shooting Survivors File Lawsuit Against Google, Gun-Makers, and Shooter’s Parents
The lawsuit claims that different entities–ranging from gun-makers to Google–should be held liable for failing to prevent the racially-charged mass shooting.
National Evaluation Project Ramps Up Emerging Strategies to Improve Health Outcomes for People Aging with HIV
10 sites across the country awarded grants to design, implement, and evaluate interventions addressing HIV and aging in the U.S.
Personal Injury Cases: Understanding the Highest Success Rate
Understanding which types of personal injury cases are more likely to result in a successful outcome is essential in order to make an informed decision on how to proceed.
Wolters Kluwer’s ftwilliam.com Unveils Cycle 3 Defined Benefit and Cash Balance Restatement Documents
User-centric templates help minimize the cost of compliance and enable new efficiencies during the restatement process.
ASTA-USA Translation Services Calls on Legal Immigration Organizations to Collaborate
With no simple solutions in sight, the visionary Mr. Roy was compelled to take action. In an effort to support fellow immigrants, he has begun constructing a robust network of like-minded individuals and organizations.
LexisNexis Collaborates with Microsoft on Product Integrations and Generative AI Capabilities
Fully integrated solutions create seamless, efficient workflows and deliver world-class, secure, AI-powered legal data, content and tools attorneys can trust.
Joseph K. Cole Re-Appointed to the OSBA Council on Diversity Initiatives, Paving the Way for an Inclusive Legal Community
Having served on the Advisory Council since July 2020, Joe has consistently exhibited an exceptional dedication to advancing diversity and inclusion within the legal profession.
Freshwater Brain-eating Amoeba Takes Georgian’s Life
Naegleria fowleri is rare but almost always fatal.
AI is Helping Docs Identify Type 2 Risk Factors Sooner
Artificial intelligence can accurately predict risk factors for Type 2 sooner, according to scientists.