Is Distracted Driving the New Drunk Driving?
Proving distracted driving can be challenging, especially if the other driver didn’t receive a citation.
Michigan Supreme Court Finds Mandatory Life Without Parole Sentences for People Under 21 Years Old Unconstitutional
Michigan joins Washington State in banning mandatory LWOP sentences for people under age 21. The Massachusetts Supreme Court has categorically banned LWOP sentences for this age group.
Court Rules UW Animal Oversight Committee Can’t Hide Members’ Names
The court affirmed that the plaintiffs’ arguments were not enough to allow public servants—including those making consequential decisions about the use and treatment of animals—to hide behind a veil of anonymity to avoid accountability.
Workplace Injury? When to Call a Lawyer
When in doubt, a lawyer can help guide you through the complex legal process and secure the compensation you deserve for your recovery and well-being.
Technology’s Role in Streamlining Medical Malpractice Legal Workflows
From managing complex records and collaborating with remote experts to analyzing outcomes and presenting evidence in dynamic ways, legal workflows are evolving rapidly.
The Role of Evidence in Strengthening Your Injury Case
Evidence is more than just a collection of documents and photos—it’s the backbone of your injury claim.
Sudden Rule Change Disrupts Student Visas
New visa rules are forcing international students to leave the U.S. unexpectedly.
Kohl’s Fires CEO Over Policy Violation
Kohl’s CEO fired after policy breach involving undisclosed conflicts in vendor deals.
The Hidden Hazards of Student Life Online
Keeping these hazards in mind, students can adjust their routines to limit stress, protect personal data, and maintain well-being.
Protecting Your Well-Being While Working from Home
Over time, these measures become second nature, enabling balanced and sustainable work while pursuing career goals from home.