Tyson & Mendes Elevates 12 Attorneys to Partner
“Our talented new Partners have shown consistent and sustained excellence in their work,” said Tyson & Mendes Founding Partner Robert Tyson.
Tyson & Mendes Announces 2025 Trial Academy Graduates
The Tyson & Mendes Trial Academy is part of the firm’s broader strategic focus on being the most innovative, client-centered insurance defense firm in the nation.
Federal Jury Finds Indy Pimp Guilty of Eight Counts Related to Human and Drug Trafficking Enterprise
To manipulate and maintain control over the women, McDonald supplied them with crack cocaine, fostering addiction and dependency.
Man Sentenced to 17.5 Years in Federal Prison for Selling Child Sexual Abuse Material on Twitter
He organized the files based on various characteristics, such as the age of the minor victims, and he based the price on what he was offering.
Anderson Couple Sentenced to Combined 75 Years in Federal Prison for Sexually Exploiting Infant
Investigators located over 2,400 image files of child sex abuse material and approximately 170 video files of bestiality on Powell’s cell phone. On Smith’s cell phone, investigators found more than 5,000 images and videos of child sex abuse material.
Jennifer B. Compton Completes Harvard Law School Executive Education’s Leadership in Law Firms Program
Jennifer’s leadership—defined by integrity, empathy, communication, and vision—continues to inspire Shumaker’s strategic growth while honoring its 100-year legacy of excellence.
Shumaker Unveils Bold Rebrand in Celebration of Centennial Year, Showcasing Innovation, Growth, and Client-Centered Vision
Marking a century of trusted legal counsel, Shumaker’s new look and digital presence are more than a visual refresh—they are a calculated investment in the firm’s future and the success of its clients.
Lawsuit: Texas HOA Discriminated Against Black Residents
Aside from facing legal action from the McKinney Housing Authority, Providence Village has also been charged with discrimination following a years-long investigation by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Judge Dismisses Democrat-led Lawsuit Against Trump, FEC
The Democratic National Committee had initially sought an injunction against the order’s enforcement. However, in earlier hearings, U.S. District Judge Amir Ali noted that the FEC itself told the court that it would not comply with any presidential requests limiting its autonomy.
Justice Department Drops Lawsuit Against White House Adviser
In court documents, the Department of Justice provided no explanation for the dismissal.