AG Schwalb Files Complaint Over Amazon Prime Policies
Washington, D.C.’s Attorney General alleges Amazon is engaging in racial discrimination.
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EPA Releases Part 2 of Its Report, Addressing Legacy Asbestos
EPA addresses asbestos risks, targeting legacy materials and advocating stronger regulations.
Shumaker Attorney Andrew L. McIntosh Named Executive VP & General Counsel of the USL, Solidifying Firm’s Position as a Top National Sports Law Group
In his new role with the USL, Andrew will leverage his deep experience to support the league’s growth and operations while maintaining a vital connection with Shumaker as Of Counsel.
What to Do if Your Auto Accident Settlement Offer Is Low
A low settlement offer after a car accident isn’t final.
Factors That Determine the Value of a Personal Injury Claim
If you’ve undergone debriefing and a specialist found indications of emotional stress, you may need to factor in these findings in your claim.
Study Identifies Brain Circuit Linking Speech, Auditory Hallucinations
Researchers identified brain circuits differentiating internal sounds from external ones.
Stoli Follows Others in Filing for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Spirits industry faces bankruptcies from economic pressures, legal battles, and shifting demand.
U.S. Supreme Court Weighs Holocaust Survivors’ Case Against Hungarian Government
“They deserve to know once and for all whether they will be able to pursue in this Nation’s courts recognition of and justice for the crimes Petitioners committed against them and humanity,” attorneys for the plaintiffs wrote in court documents.
Minnesota Supreme Court Hears Opening Arguments in Transgender Athlete’s Claim Against USA Powerlifting
“The motive here was to separate biological males into a category where they are competing against other people who were born biologically male, that if I could point out my client separate competitors three ways by age, weight and sex,” USA Powerlifting attorney Ansis Viknins said
New Legislation Increases Pennsylvania’s Historic Tax Credit to $20 Million
Before the new legislation was passed, Pennsylvania had one of the lowest historic tax credit caps in the country, particularly compared to neighboring states.