RFK Jr. Announces $700 Million Health Funding
New federal funding expands programs addressing addiction, mental illness, homelessness, and recovery across the U.S.
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USDA Recalls Frozen Meatloaf Meals Over Allergen
USDA recalls frozen meatloaf meals after soy allergen was left off ingredient labels.
Hiring a Meteorology Expert: Common Mistakes Lawyers Make
Weather conditions show up in legal disputes more often than people expect. Slip-and-fall claims, vehicle accidents, property damage suits, and infrastructure failures can all hinge on what the sky was doing at a specific place and time.
Best Web Accessibility Tools for ADA Compliance
The right tool ultimately depends on your organization’s scale and requirements. But with ADA demand letters and lawsuits on the rise, the time to act is now.
What Trucking Companies Do in the First Hours After a Crash
A truck crash is not a fair fight in its opening hours. One side has a trained team, control of the evidence, and a financial reason to move quickly, while the other is often still in a hospital bed.
Judge Refuses New Trial for Meta, Google Case
Judge upholds verdict finding Meta and Google liable for harmful social media platform designs.
New Vaccine Shows Promise Against Fentanyl Overdoses
Experimental vaccine blocks fentanyl and related drugs before reaching the brain in animal studies.
From Attack to Recovery: A Practical Guide to Navigating Ransomware Incidents
By proactively strengthening your cybersecurity posture and regularly reviewing incident response plans, you can reduce your exposure to future threats, improve resilience, and respond more effectively should another attack occur.
Why Every Small Business Needs an Employment Law Compliance Audit Before Scaling
As businesses prepare for their next phase of growth, proactive compliance efforts can serve as an important safeguard—helping leaders focus on expansion while maintaining confidence that their employment practices rest on a solid legal foundation.
AI is Ready but Firms are Not: How Falling Behind on AI Implementation is Costing Clients and Talent
“We’re seeing a clear divide emerge,” said Steve Hasker, President and CEO of Thomson Reuters. “Firms that are operationalizing AI are pulling ahead. Those that aren’t are starting to take on real risk, across talent, clients, and financial performance.”