64% of In-House Counsel Expect GenAI to Reduce Reliance on Outside Counsel, 50% Expect Lower Outside Counsel Costs, ACC/Everlaw Survey Finds
GenAI usage in corporate law more than doubles in a single year.
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Think You Got a Fair Settlement? Here’s When to Reconsider Your Payout
If you believe your compensation doesn’t match your damages, seek professional guidance before time runs out. With expert support, you can explore every opportunity to secure the financial stability and peace of mind you deserve.
Former Florida Associate Deputy Attorney General Joseph Spataro Joins Shumaker, Strengthening White Collar Defense Team
Joe joins a team of former prosecutors and seasoned litigators within Shumaker’s White Collar Defense & Investigations group, which counsels clients through complex criminal, regulatory, and internal investigations.
Hormel Recalls 4 Million Pounds of Chicken
Hormel pulls millions of pounds of chicken off the shelves over possible metal contamination.
Why Hiring a Spanish-Speaking Personal Injury Lawyer Can Help Your Legal Case
Don’t let language stand between you and the compensation you deserve.
How AI Will Change What Clients Are Willing to Pay For Legal Work
Lawyers aren’t being replaced by AI, but the way their work is valued is changing fast.
Understanding the Final Hearing Process in Family Court: A Practical Guide for Australian Families
Understanding what to expect, who will be involved, and how evidence is presented allows you to approach the process with greater confidence.
Maria del Carmen Ramos Named 2025 International Person of the Year
Maria was chosen in recognition of her remarkable leadership, deep experience, and lasting impact on international business in Tampa Bay, across Florida, and worldwide.
Florida Court Clears Citizens Arbitration Path
Court ruling lets Citizens restart halted insurance dispute hearings statewide.
Fraud on the Rise: New ATRA Report Exposes Systemic Lawsuit Abuse in Civil Courts
Unchecked fraudulent litigation drives up costs for all Americans and undermines trust in justice, new research shows.