Distracted Driving in Colorado: How a Lawyer Can Prove Liability
Proving that the other party was not paying attention requires careful investigation, strong evidence, and skilled legal representation.
Injuries from Rideshare Services: Liability Challenges and Your Rights
The legal framework around ridesharing accidents is constantly evolving, but you have rights as a passenger.
The Quest for Compensation in Gabby Petito’s Wrongful Death Before the Utah Supreme Court
In Tiede v. State, the Utah Supreme Court concluded that there was no right of action for wrongful death against a governmental entity at the time of statehood. This conclusion was not based on a complete survey of the law in 1896.
Michelle A. Turman Appointed Chair of the Dean’s Advisory Council for University of South Florida’s College of Arts and Sciences
Michelle’s contribution to USF is part of her larger volunteer and philanthropic commitment to education, health, and nonprofit development.
Shumaker Expands Immigration Practice, Bringing Niche Immigration Capabilities to the Firm
The addition of Olivia and Wilka emphasizes the firm’s commitment to supporting clients at every stage of their immigration journey.
Shumaker Announces New Leadership Appointments in Tampa Office
Shumaker’s Tampa office continues to play a pivotal role in the firm’s national platform, offering comprehensive legal services and driving strategic initiatives that meet the evolving needs of clients.
Lawsuit: Aurora, CO, Landlord Threatened to Report Venezuelan Family to Immigration
“We will now allow our immigrant neighbors to be terrorized like this,” said Tim Macdonald, the legal director of the ACLU of Colorado. “The landlord’s threats violate Colorado state law, which prevents landlords from trying to take advantage of the perceived immigration status of their tenants and coercing them into refraining from exercising their rights.”
Disability Rights Groups Say Oregon City’s Camping Laws Discriminate Against the Homeless
“It wants to make being homeless in Grants Pass so unpleasant that people go elsewhere,” Disability Rights Oregon said in the lawsuit. “Despite the presence of numerous elderly, ill, and disabled people on site, the city increased its draconian restrictions in the dead of winter leaving hundreds of people with no legal option for their continued survival.”
Social Connections May Help Prevent Dementia
Staying socially engaged may help delay cognitive decline and improve long-term brain health.
Gut Bacteria May Revolutionize Diabetes, Weight Management
Gut bacteria, especially Streptococcus salivarius, produce EPS, improving metabolism, blood sugar, and weight management.