Dog Days of California Summer: Why Inland Empire Dog Bites Increase in Summer––and What You Can Do About It
Prolonged exposure to the sun and heat can issue discomfort, stress, or frustration in dogs, and they may lash out if they sense any threat.
Burns, Broken Bones & Permanent Disability: How Montana Law Protects Truck Crash Victims
You’ve already suffered enough. Don’t let a trucking company’s negligence destroy your family’s financial security, too.
Spousal Maintenance vs. Property Division in Texas: What Matters More in Your Divorce?
No one walks into a divorce hoping to argue over money or lose sleep over the decisions to get to the other side of it.
9Sail Announces Second Annual Review of Am Law 200 Digital Visibility
Top-ranking law firms fall behind in online visibility, mobile performance and SEO, warns new report, threatening referrals and market position.
Shumaker’s Litigation & Disputes Team Continues Growth with Addition of Erin C. Mason
“Erin’s hands-on experience and client-first mindset make her a valuable asset to our team,” said Meghan Serrano, Partner and Litigation & Disputes National Service Line Leader at Shumaker.
Gregory C. Yadley Awarded Florida Bar Business Law Section’s Lifetime Achievement Award
“Greg’s impact on the Business Law Section—and on generations of business lawyers across Florida and beyond—cannot be overstated,” said Jennifer Compton, Managing Partner & Chair of the Management Committee at Shumaker.
DraftKings to Refund $3M in Bonuses
DraftKings will refund millions to Connecticut customers over unclear bonus promotions.
State Farm to Raise Illinois Home Rates
Illinois homeowners face higher insurance costs amid State Farm’s rate increase.
Trump Admin. Sued Over Changes to Affordable Care Act, Health Insurance Exchanges
“The Trump administration seems determined to undo the progress we’ve made in the past 15 years to help people get medical treatment when they need it,” said Washington state Attorney General Nick Brown, a co-plaintiff in the lawsuit.
Kentucky Lawsuit Claims Temu App Presents Privacy, Security Risks
“Temu’s cheap products and flashy marketing hide real danger. Their platform can infect Kentuckians’ devices with malware, steal their personal data, and send it directly to the Chinese government,” Coleman said. “At the same time, they’re eroding trust in some of Kentucky’s most iconic brands, which could lead to job losses and hardship.”