AMA, Physician Organizations Call for SCOTUS to Keep Unregistered Firearms Out of Criminals’ Hands
The AMA supports commonsense measures to reducing the toll of firearm deaths and injuries in the U.S.
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It All Depends on Water
Held in Redmond, Oregon, the Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs submitted testimony on the proceedings.
Association of Corporate Counsel Launches New Cybersecurity Toolkit for In-house Lawyers
Toolkit offers practical checklists and insights designed to help in-house lawyers protect their organizations.
ACC and Everlaw Survey Reveals 58% of Legal Departments Expect GenAI to Reduce Reliance on Outside Counsel and 25% Already Report Cost Savings
Rapid Adoption of GenAI is reshaping In-house legal careers; training and upskilling is needed for the sea change in legal work.
Beware of Finger Slips – New Moneypenny and VoiceNation Survey Shows Potential Pitfalls for the Texting Generation
While texting is preferred to talking, more than half of survey participants (56%) felt the emotional connection is stronger on phone calls.
CO Media, Wildlife Managers Report Mountain Lion Populations Are Self-Regulating; Prop 127 Centers on Values About Proper Treatment of Wildlife
California’s 52-years without lion trophy hunting, shows stable populations, not increasing, as live evidence.
Christopher A. Staine Returns to Shumaker After Year In-House, Bringing Unique Perspective and Expanded Experience
Chris brings a wealth of experience to Shumaker’s clients, offering sound strategic advice across a variety of legal matters.
NAD Recommends Charter Discontinue or Modify Spectrum Internet “Fastest Speeds in More Neighborhoods than Any Other Provider” Claim
Although Charter’s evidence showed that in more census blocks, zip codes, and broadband service locations it offers faster speeds than other providers, the evidence did not show that Charter both offers the “fastest speeds” and is available in more neighborhoods.
Illegally Armed Fentanyl Dealer Sentenced to Fifteen Years in Federal Prison
According to the Drug Enforcement Administration, as little as two milligrams of fentanyl can be fatal, depending on a person’s body size, tolerance, and past usage—a tiny amount that can fit on the tip of a pencil.
Former SSA Employee Sentenced for Fraudulent Telework, Emergency Childcare, and Medical Leave Schemes
Markham was paid his full federal salary and benefits, while concealing the fact that he was working for his personal business and not for SSA.