The Appeal Process in Florida: Common Missteps and How to Avoid Them
Appeal is not a procedural action – it may be your final legal opportunity to correct a mistake that will affect your business in future years.
Rewiring Failure: The Neuroscience of Unintended Results and Unshakable Growth
When you reframe failure as feedback, you’re not being naive. You’re being neurobiologically accurate.
Coca-Cola Faces Lawsuit Over “Natural” Label
Lawsuit challenges Coca-Cola’s “natural” label, raising concerns about misleading ingredients.
Congress Targets Loophole in sales of Hemp Products
Lawmakers and states move to restrict sales of intoxicating hemp products.
What Every Lawyer (and Client) Should Know About Commercial Motor Vehicle Claims
Every time we hold a negligent company accountable, we send a message that safety matters.
Wolters Kluwer Launches New Global ESG Legal Compliance Dashboard on VitalLaw
Users have fast access to ESG news, regulatory updates, and other critical information.
Legal Protections Available to Wrongfully Terminated Workers
Employers don’t always follow the rules, and workers shouldn’t assume that a termination was fair just because it happened.
FDA Staff Cuts Slow Overseas Drug Inspections
Staff cuts and lost experience strain FDA oversight of overseas drug factories.
Fubo Settles Data Privacy Lawsuit for $3.4M
Fubo shared user viewing habits with advertisers without proper consent, lawsuit claimed.
How Many Households in the U.S. Have a Gun in 2025?
Nearly half of all U.S. households own at least one firearm. While state-level household gun ownership isn’t officially recorded, we’ve estimated figures using firearm purchase records and self-reported data.