Shumaker Elevates Eight Attorneys to Partner in Largest Class in Five Years
This diverse group of attorneys represents a wide range of practice areas, showcasing Shumaker’s strength across disciplines.
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USDA Cuts Away at Big Meat
This rule seeks to stabilize poultry producer payments and adds transparency to contract extension requirements.
FisherBroyles Adds Veteran Attorney James Sze, Strengthening IP and Patent Groups
Sze Brings More Than 20 Years of Domestic and International Experience in Patent Law
Christa L. Sullivan Joins Shumaker’s Corporate, Tax, and Transactions Service Line
Christa’s litigation-informed approach sets her apart, enabling her to draft agreements that not only address current needs but also anticipate potential challenges and mitigate risks.
Shumaker Helps St. Petersburg-Based Cybersecurity Firm Close Private Equity Deal
Founded in 2009 and headquartered in St. Petersburg, FL, 360 Advanced specializes in delivering high-quality, client-focused cybersecurity and compliance services.
Children’s Health Defense CEO, Mary Holland, Esq. Statement on Pardon of Anthony Fauci
Holland went on to say, “I highly recommend that if people have not yet read “The Real Anthony Fauci” by Bobby Kennedy, that they go get a copy now, because they have to understand that the kind of deception and likely fraud that he engaged in during COVID was nothing new.”
Katie Hinson Lewis Named a “Power Player” in Real Estate Law
Katie’s collaborative approach sets her apart, enabling her to understand her clients’ unique needs and develop strategies to achieve their goals.
11 Defendants Sentenced to a Total of 123 Years in asLaw Enforcement Dismantles Cartel-Linked Drug Trafficking Ring
According to court documents, between September 2021 and November 2022, the defendants conspired together to distribute a total of nearly 400 pounds of methamphetamine, and over seven kilograms of fentanyl.
Former Office Manager Sentenced to 2.5Years in for Embezzling over $1M from Family-Owned Business in Greenfield
Horton abused the company credit card to pay personal bills and make personal purchases, including a house, cars, and clothes. In total, Horton stole approximately $1,116,258 from her employer.
As USDA Secretary Confirmation Hearing is Held, Ranchers Call on Trump to Investigate Big Energy’s Big Fires in the Lonestar State
Big Energy under fire for failure to compensate ranchers after taking responsibility for the largest wildfire in Texas history.