Censorship in Today’s World: What It Means for You and Your Employer
For employees, Kimmel’s case emphasizes the importance of balancing free speech with potential consequences.
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Republican Lawmakers Declare Opposition to Legislation to Overturn the States’ Most Important Farm Animal Welfare Laws
Reps. Luna, Valadao, and Garbarino declare the rebranded EATS Act a threat to family farmers and a legislative invitation to foreign-owned factory farms.
Filevine Raises $400M with Insight, Accel, and Halo Fund to Scale Legal Intelligence
Leading software investors with deep category expertise saw clear product-market momentum, accelerating AI adoption, and a durable business built over the course of the past decade.
Shumaker Strengthens Employee Benefits Team with Addition of Rachael E. Hancock
Rachael earned her B.A. from the University of Michigan in 2013 and her LL.M. in international and comparative law and J.D. from Cornell Law School in 2018.
Convicted Violent Felon to Spend Three Decades in Federal Prison for Series of Six Armed Robberies
In each robbery, Williams flashed either a revolver or handgun in his waistband to intimidate employees and further the crime.
State Tort Laws Negatively Impacting Economies Outlined for DOJ in ATRA Letter
Liability for federally-approved products and litigation funding among concerns.
FisherBroyles Strengthens IP Group with James Vaughan and Andrew Claerbout as Partners
Duo brings combined 60 years of experience in patent, IP litigation and strategy to firm.
Americans for Immigrant Justice Expresses Serious Concern Regarding BIA Decision Curtailing Immigration Judges’ Bond Authority
The decision undermines due process for immigrants.
Global Trade Chaos Forces 92% of Organizations to Rewrite Contracts, Agiloft Report Reveals
Survey of 600+ legal professionals exposes how trade volatility is rewriting corporate strategy, warns of lasting impacts on cost, compliance, and supplier relationships.
Chicagoans with Mobility Disabilities Challenge City’s Inaccessible Sidewalks in Class Action Lawsuit
Plaintiffs seek to require the City of Chicago to comply with these critical federal civil rights laws by ensuring that all sidewalks, curb ramps, and other pedestrian pathways are constructed, altered, and maintained to be accessible to people with mobility disabilities.