Supporting Neurodivergent Youth: Substance Use and Legal Protections
Maybe, just maybe, we build a world where Max-and every kid like him-gets more than a pamphlet and a pat on the head.
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Common Legal Pitfalls in Massachusetts Home Sales (and How to Avoid Them)
Home sales in Massachusetts come with legal strings attached. Missteps with contract terms, title records, contingencies, or due diligence can put your transaction and your investment at risk.
You’ll Work for Years to Be Happy, but Won’t Spend One Minute Choosing It
The question isn’t whether you’ll work hard for what you want. You already do that. The real question is: Will you also work—gently, deliberately, daily—for the happiness you’re already capable of feeling?
Harvard University Systematically Violates the Rights of Students with Mental Health Disabilities
The lawsuit challenges how Harvard responds to disability-related behavior with exclusion, blame, and draconian measures, discriminating against students with mental health disabilities.
Study Finds ADHD Linked to Higher IBS Risk
Global study finds people with ADHD more likely to experience GI issues.
Florida Insurance Bosses Take Millions as Homeowners Struggle
Slide Insurance executives earn millions while Florida homeowners face rising insurance costs.
Supreme Court Tosses Mexican Government Lawsuit Against Gun Makers
The lawsuit also raised claims that some firearm manufacturers intentionally market their products to drug cartels, advertising certain guns as “military-grade” and giving others names like the Super “El Jefe.”
Trump Admin. to Pay $4.975m to Settle Ashli Babbitt Lawsuit
“I am extremely disappointed and disagree with this settlement,” said outgoing U.S. Capitol Police Chief Thomas Manger, who noted that a prior Department of Justice investigation had found no wrongdoing on the part of law enforcement. “This settlement sends a chilling message to law enforcement nationwide, especially to those with a protective mission like ours.”
Proud Boys File Lawsuit Against U.S. Government
The four plaintiffs were among the 1,500 people pardoned by President Donald Trump for their role in attacking and vandalizing the Capitol.
Shumaker Wins Temporary Restraining Order Against NCAA to Keep Eastern Michigan Football Player on the Field
The NCAA’s “Five-Year Rule” gives athletes five calendar years to compete in four seasons of play.