When Should I Hire an Elder Law Attorney?
If you’ve ever wondered “Should I hire an elder law attorney?” — here are the signs it might be time.
New Trend Emerging: Farmers Use Music to Calm Cows
British farmers play music for cows to reduce stress and boost milk output.
CDC Reduces Tracking of Foodborne Illnesses
The federal agency cuts FoodNet monitoring, raising concerns over weakened foodborne illness tracking.
Tips for Finding the Right Whistleblower Lawyer for Your Case
Carefully vet each candidate lawyer’s specific false claims act experience, resources, communication approach and proven whistleblower results.
Shumaker Partner Matt Newton Tapped for Next Generation of Leadership in Plant City
“Plant City is close to my heart. I look forward to building strong, lasting connections with my fellow classmates and to learn more about our vibrant community. ~ Matt Newton
Cyberscope Files U.S. Patent for World’s First AI-Optimized Blockchain Trust Scoring Platform
Patent-backed innovation set to transform the blockchain security market and redefine Web3 trust, transparency, and fraud detection.
What Happens When Medical Implants Fail and Who Is Responsible?
Medical implants are meant to improve lives. When they fail, they can take a serious toll. Understanding your rights and the legal options available is the first step toward recovery—physically, emotionally, and financially.
NAD Finds Certain Claims Supported; Recommends Caraway Home Discontinue or Modify Comparative Claims
NAD concluded that Caraway has a reasonable basis to claim its cookware is free of PFAS and non-toxic but did not provide sufficient evidence to support comparative claims that competitor cookware is unsafe or less safe.
Trio Sentenced to Federal Prison for Stealing $520,910 in Pandemic Unemployment Assistance Funds
“Stealing unemployment benefits meant to help people survive during one of the worst crises in modern history is both heartless and criminal,” said Tom Wheeler, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana.
OK Allocates $16.6M to Fighting the Opioid Crisis
The state distributes millions to support local opioid treatment and prevention programs.