Lawmakers Consider Medicaid Expansion: Religions, Businesses Weigh In
Mississippi legislators grapple with Medicaid expansion as third parties mount a public campaign.
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What’s The Difference Between First, Second, and Third-Degree Murder
Whether it’s first-degree murder, second-degree murder, manslaughter, or attempted murder, each offense carries its own set of legal requirements and potential consequences.
Employment Law Essentials: Safeguarding Employee Privacy in the United States
Safeguarding employee privacy is not only a legal obligation but also a moral imperative for employers in the United States.
Federal Appeals Court Squashes Landmark “Climate Kids” Lawsuit
A panel of federal appellate judges ordered a lower court to dismiss a landmark climate change lawsuit.
Ohio’s Struggle for Health Equity and Affordability
Ohio residents spend more on healthcare than residents in most other states but experience poorer health outcomes.
Guns in the Home Statistics: The Effects of Firearms in the Home in 2024
Contrary to popular belief, there are millions of homes in the U.S. with guns and no incidents of violence and unintentional shootings.
Jessica S. Zelitt Joins Shumaker’s Community Association Law Team
In her new role, Jessica will provide strategic counsel and representation to clients facing various legal challenges within the realm of community association law.
Settlement Reached in New York Regarding Clergy Sex Abuse Cases
New York’s AG and the Diocese of Brooklyn have reached a settlement agreement addressing clergy sex abuse allegations.
Association of Corporate Counsel Hosts Cutting-Edge Legal Operations Conference, Legal Ops Con ‘24
The sold-out event, with over 400 participants from nine countries, was organized and presented in conjunction with numerous legal operations professionals.
Some E-bike Batteries Prompt Safety Warning
Some e-bike batteries can be a fire risk, experts warn.