Consumer Safety Agency Faces Growing Concerns
Rising premiums push shoppers toward cheaper plans with limits and risks
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Modification vs. Relocation: What Constitutes a “Substantial Change” Under Florida Custody Law?
Stability matters most—both in court and in the child’s life.
How Multilingual Evidence Is Reshaping Liability in Cross-Border Litigation
When filing evidence with a court, certified human translations still control.
Shumaker Welcomes Four New Attorneys to Toledo Office
“The addition of these four talented attorneys enhances our ability to provide innovative legal solutions,” said Reed Hauptman, Managing Partner of Shumaker’s Toledo office.
Beware Corporations: Silencing Shareholders is a Risky Move
Governance practices should aim to strengthen the alignment between management’s actions and shareholders’ interests. How can directors lead a company without input from the owners?
General Motors Engine Lawsuit Expands
Lawsuits grow as GM engine failures raise safety and reliability concerns.
Tick Bite Alpha-Gal Allergy Linked to Death
Tick-borne meat allergy caused delayed reaction leading to sudden death.
Insurance and Liability for Student Pilots: Protecting Yourself Before You Fly
Insurance and liability are core parts of responsible flight training.
SpotDraft Strengthens Leadership Team to Scale AI-Powered CLM Platform Globally
Alon Waks named Chief Marketing Officer, Amit Sharma named Chief Financial Officer as company accelerates Americas, EMEA, and India expansion.
Did You Say “I Do” During the Pandemic? How COVID Couples Have Fared After 5 Years
Five years after COVID, couples who married during that era are writing a new chapter—one shaped not by crisis, but by informed, intentional choices.