Federal Court Rules Case Seeking Access to State Services for Deaf People in Tennessee Can Proceed
In her opinion, Judge Aleta A. Trauger held that DDA and DMHSAS are service agencies that must abide by the anti-discrimination provisions of the ADA.
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LAUSD to Pay a $24 Million Settlement to Three Women Who Were Sexually Abused by Their Elementary School Teacher in 2006-2007
An $8 million payout goes to each victim, making each the largest settlement paid out by LAUSD to an individual sex abuse victim.
Nick Carr Joins Shumaker Law Firm, Strengthening Patent and Intellectual Property Capabilities in Technology Sector
His passion for computer technology fuels his practice, and he is known for sharing that enthusiasm with clients and colleagues alike.
Shumaker’s Litigation and Disputes Service Line Expands with Addition of Lisa Dobrowolsky
Before joining Shumaker, Lisa developed significant experience in property insurance litigation, where she represented insurance companies in complex claim disputes with policyholders.
WANTED: Illinois Man Charged with Scamming Elderly Victims Out of Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars in Retirement Savings
WANTED: Abdul Mohammed is currently a fugitive. If you have any information on Abdul’s whereabouts, please contact the FBI at 317-595-4000 or FBI.gov/tips
Asbestos Contamination in Everyday Talc Fuels Alarm and Health Concerns Among U.S. Women
Nearly a quarter (24%) of women have used talc products daily or weekly, with over a quarter (29%) regularly using them on their children—61% express deep concern about the long-term health impact.
2024 ACC Annual Meeting, Largest Gathering of In-house Professionals, In-Person in Nashville, TN, October 6-9
Hear from in-house leaders and law firm representatives on today’s top issues.
Michelina D. Carbone Named Finalist for CREW Tampa Bay Rising Star Award
The CREW Tampa Bay Rising Star Award recognizes emerging leaders who demonstrate excellence, integrity, and a commitment to their profession.
Ashley Jones Elevated to Director of Payroll and Revenue at Shumaker
Since joining the firm in 2020 as Assistant Controller, Ashley has rapidly advanced through the ranks, first being promoted to Controller in January 2022, and now to her current role.
Disability Advocates’ Lawsuit Challenging the MTA’s Failure to Maintain NYC’s Subway Elevators Proceeding to Trial
While he ruled that some accommodations were adequate under the law, he found that the MTA had not provided enough evidence for him to determine that its current elevator outage notifications or its training of MTA employees were enough.