How Forensic Evidence Can Be Challenged in High-Stakes Murder Cases
Forensic evidence remains one of the most influential elements in criminal trials, but it is not infallible.
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SAF Files Motion in Case Challenging ATF’s Frame and Receiver Rule
The ATF’s re-definition of “firearm” in the Final Rule establishes a practical ban on the private manufacture of firearms – a constitutionally protected tradition
Family of FSU Shooting Victim Files Lawsuit Against OpenAI, ChatGPT
The lawsuit argues that ChatGPT, and by extension OpenAI, “should have realized the combination of Ikner’s inputs into the product would lead to mass casualties and substantial harm to the public.”
Hawaii Health Officials Warn About 7-OH Products
Hawaii officials warn powerful 7-OH products carry serious overdose and addiction risks.
What to know about the Waiting Period in Florida Pet Insurance Policies
Florida’s regulatory structure gives policyholders more leverage in pet health coverage disputes than many people realize.
Workplace Discrimination Filings Nearly Erased a Decade of Progress in Just Three Years
Workplace discrimination filings are back to record highs after a decade of decline.
ARCHER Systems Launches AIM to Raise the Standard for Review of Complex Case Records
New managed review service combines purpose-built AI, clinical validation, and enterprise-grade infrastructure to deliver submission-ready, source-linked case materials.
PayPal Reaches $30 Million DOJ Settlement
PayPal agrees to launch a new Small Business Initiative that excludes criteria based on race, national origin, or other protected characteristics after federal investigation.
New Mexico Prosecutors Ask For Meta Safety Changes
New Mexico seeks court-ordered child protections for Meta social media platforms.
How Worker Classification Can Affect Your Benefits and Protections in Los Angeles
The distinction between an employee and a contractor involves more than just a job title or a signed agreement.