Shumaker Scores Leading Collegiate Sports Lawyer Bart H. Lambergman
In addition to his legal practice, he is deeply committed to developing the next generation of sports law professionals, regularly speaking on college athletics law and policy.
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Harvard University Systematically Violates the Rights of Students with Mental Health Disabilities
The lawsuit challenges how Harvard responds to disability-related behavior with exclusion, blame, and draconian measures, discriminating against students with mental health disabilities.
Shumaker Wins Temporary Restraining Order Against NCAA to Keep Eastern Michigan Football Player on the Field
The NCAA’s “Five-Year Rule” gives athletes five calendar years to compete in four seasons of play.
CNO Financial Admits Pervasive Breaches of Insurance Policies on Eve of Jury Trial
“We look forward to telling the rest of the story to the jury,” said co-lead counsel Kathleen DeLaney.
Lawsuit Filed Against Hermosa Beach Dance School for Failing to Protect Minor Students from Hidden Restroom Cameras
A subsequent investigation uncovered additional recording devices at a second Hermosa Beach location.
Theo Ai Secures 4.2MM Seed Round to Advance AI-Powered Settlement Prediction for Big Law
Maturing with strategic leadership – bolsters Board and C-Suite with additions of tech vets.
Tyson & Mendes Elevates 12 Attorneys to Partner
“Our talented new Partners have shown consistent and sustained excellence in their work,” said Tyson & Mendes Founding Partner Robert Tyson.
Tyson & Mendes Announces 2025 Trial Academy Graduates
The Tyson & Mendes Trial Academy is part of the firm’s broader strategic focus on being the most innovative, client-centered insurance defense firm in the nation.
Federal Jury Finds Indy Pimp Guilty of Eight Counts Related to Human and Drug Trafficking Enterprise
To manipulate and maintain control over the women, McDonald supplied them with crack cocaine, fostering addiction and dependency.
Man Sentenced to 17.5 Years in Federal Prison for Selling Child Sexual Abuse Material on Twitter
He organized the files based on various characteristics, such as the age of the minor victims, and he based the price on what he was offering.