How the Legal System Helps Everyday People
The legal system isn’t perfect, but it plays a vital role in supporting ordinary people through extraordinary situations.
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Medical Supply Owner Admits Medicare Fraud
Florida business owner pleads guilty in $6.5 million Medicare fraud case.
Home Health Company Reaches $34M Settlement
Federal settlement addresses Medicare billing and referral practices in home health care.
Drug Trafficking Dispute Ends in Guilty Pleas
Two defendants admit killing tied to missing meth shipment in Miami.
Workplace Discrimination Against Employees with ADHD and Autism
The law protects neurodivergent workers. Employers who don’t accommodate ADHD and autism aren’t just being difficult, they are breaking federal law.
Legal Rights After an Injury on Someone Else’s Property
If you were hurt on someone else’s property, gather your records and focus on what the owner knew, when they knew it, and what they did about it. Quiet, steady documentation will make every next step simpler.
December Appointments Bring Pierson Ferdinand’s 2025 Partner Intake to 80
Arrivals across Corporate and Litigation Departments bolster PierFerd’s fast-growing Partnership.
Coffey Modica Promotes Two Partners to Firmwide Leadership Roles
Appointments support continued national growth of rapidly expanding defense litigation firm.
Canned Tuna Recall Expanded Across States
FDA warns consumers after recalled canned tuna mistakenly returned to stores.
Why Latino Workers Underreport Injuries (and How That Harms Everyone, Including Employers)
For Latino construction workers, this uncertainty can mean injuries fall through the cracks. When paperwork is unclear or responsibility is shifted, reports get delayed—or never filed at all.