Michigan Set to Receive More Opioid Funds
Michigan to receive millions more from opioid settlements amid funding concerns.
Texas Researchers Develop Long-Acting Overdose Drug
A new drug may block overdoses and reduce relapse in opioid users.
Competitors Sue Zillow for Copyright Infringement, Antitrust Violations
The lawsuit claims that, among other infringements, Zillow repeatedly used CoStar-owned images, some of which were subsequently sold to competitors including Realtor.com and Redfin.
Austin Work Related Car Accidents – Who Is Responsible?
After the initial shock has passed, it’s essential to take further action to protect your rights and ensure the accident is handled correctly and legally.
Shumaker’s Ronald A. Christaldi Named to 2025 Tampa Bay Titan 100
“This recognition reflects more than personal achievement—it speaks to the strength of the team around me, the trust of my clients, and the collaborative spirit of our community,” Ron said.
Legal Framework Governing DOT Drug Screening Programs
Drug and alcohol screening under DOT regulations is more than a checklist. It’s a structured system designed to uphold safety across the nation’s most vital infrastructure sectors.
Mileage Limits and Time Frames: How Long Do Warranties Really Last
With a better understanding of the intricate details surrounding average vehicle warranties and their associated mileage limits and time frames, drivers can make informed choices on the protection options they select.
Community Service as a Criminal Sentence: When Is It an Option?
Community service is not just a sentence but a reform tool when applied appropriately.
5 Great Resources for Victim Advocacy
Understanding and accessing these five categories of victim advocacy resources can significantly impact the recovery process for those who have experienced victimization.
The Rise of Contactless Payments in Hospitality
Ultimately, the rise of contactless payments in hospitality isn’t just a fleeting trend; it’s a permanent fixture.