EPA Moves to Reconsider Greenhouse Gas Regulations
The EPA’s review of greenhouse gas regulations has sparked some controversy.
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Study Reveals Shifts in Minor Consent Laws
New research reviews historical shifts in consent laws for sexual health services.
Sara Jawad Honored with 36 under Thirty-Six Professionalism Award
“I’m honored to receive the Professionalism Award from the Florida Bar Young Lawyers Division, an organization that is integral to the professional development of attorneys across the state and means so much to me,” said Sara.
Settlement Reached in Tennessee Deaf Prisoner Case
Tennessee Department of Correction commits to providing necessary technology and services to ensure equal access.
A.Y . Strauss Introduces New Immigration Practice Led by Partner Nandini Nair
Nair’s expertise spans various aspects of immigration law, including work visas, green cards, and naturalization processes.
Lawsuit Claims Lincare Negligence Led to Death
A lawsuit accuses Lincare of negligence after a delayed BiPAP replacement led to death.
Harvard Med. Professors Cite Censorship in Trump Administration Lawsuit
One of the articles was removed because it contained a single sentence stating that “endometriosis can occur in trans- and non-gender confirming people.”
Federal Judge Dismisses Fox News from Sexual Abuse Lawsuit
Eckhart told the court that she had been fired for speaking out against abuse; however, Fox provided extensive documentation showing that she had been terminated for poor performance.
Juul Settles with State of Florida for $79M
Florida joins others in settling litigation with Juul claiming the company markets to underaged users.
How Massachusetts Injury Laws Are Changing in 2025: What Victims Should Know
Massachusetts’ injury laws signal a shift toward greater accountability for insurers, businesses, and negligent individuals.