What to Do After a Car Accident: Legal Errors that Could Hurt Your Claim
Being prepared after a car accident is essential to protecting your legal rights and securing compensation that you deserve.
Injured at Work? Learn About Your Legal Rights
From seeking workers’ comp to filing personal injury suits or third-party liabilities – getting informed is crucial!
Federal Court Denies Decertification and Employer’s MSJ in Hospital Meal Break Case
The case also underscores the principle that an employer’s actual practices, rather than its written policies, are critical in determining FLSA compliance.
SAF Win in Challenge of Ban on Handgun Sales for Young Adults
Writing for the court, Circuit Judge Edith Hollan Jones, a Ronald Reagan appointee, stated, “Ultimately, the text of the Second Amendment includes eighteen-to-twenty-year-old individuals among ‘the people’ whose right to keep and bear arms is protected.”
Andrew J. Mayts, Jr. Honored with the 2025 Leadership Tampa Alumni Parke Wright III Leadership Award
Shumaker congratulates Andy on this well-deserved recognition and applauds his unwavering dedication to his clients, colleagues, and community.
Shumaker’s Virginia “Ginny” Dailey Joins Prestigious Federation of Regulatory Counsel
FORC is a national association of lawyers who specialize in insurance regulatory law, dedicated to advancing the quality of regulatory legal practice and promoting the expertise of its members.
Sandoz Settles Price-Fixing Case for $275 Million
The Swiss company’s case is one of many legal battles involving price-fixing by generic drugmakers.
Court Upholds Firing of Helena Oncologist
Montana Supreme Court upheld St. Peter’s Health’s firing of Dr. Tom Weiner over patient care concerns.
Judge: Federal Court Can’t Stop Trump, DOGE from Laying Off Government Workers
In his ruling, U.S. District Judge Christopher R. Cooper said that the claim should be heard by the Federal Labor Relations Authority, which has jurisdiction over most federal labor union-related disputes.
Florida Sues Target, Claims Company “Misled” Investors on DEI
“Target’s CEO Brian Cornell and its Board of Directors did not oversee or disclose the obvious risks of Target’s 2023 LGBT-Pride Campaign and the ESG/DEI initiatives which it advanced, but they told investors that they did,” the lawsuit says.