An Update of New York’s T.E.M.P. Statute – And the Insurance Industry’s Sustained Attack on NY Construction Workers
The New York T.E.M.P. Statute is a good attempt to protect construction workers.
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3 in 4 Americans Say Smarter Tech Holds the Answer to Youth Vaping Epidemic, IKE Tech Report Reveals
63% believe current age verification methods are too easy to bypass, highlighting the need for smarter, tech-driven solutions; age-verification technology at the point of use is seen as the most effective way to prevent underage access; 89% of current adult vapers would purchase age-restricted devices if it stopped youth use.
The Sprint to September 30: ATA Action Submits Comments on Draft CY2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Rule
Telehealth Modernization Act also introduced, to extend Medicare flexibilities through 2027.
GLP-1 Prescriptions Rise Among Young Women
Many young women start GLP-1 drugs without contraception, raising pregnancy concerns.
Shumaker Partner Karen H. Stiles Named to 2025 North Carolina Lawyers Weekly Power List for Second Consecutive Year
Karen is among 20 honorees who earned distinction for their exceptional contributions to Malpractice Law in North Carolina.
Guide to California ADU Regulations
ADUs are no longer just a creative workaround, but one of the core parts of California’s housing strategy.
ContractPodAi Expands Leadership Team with Kevin Colangelo as SVP of Customer Relations
Appointment underscores ContractPodAi’s commitment to strengthening customer relationships and driving measurable business impact.
Doctors Split on Pharmaceutical Marketing Influence
Doctors weigh benefits of pharma marketing while warning it risks patient trust.
Meta Faces Whistleblower Claims on Child Safety
Whistleblowers accuse Meta of hiding child safety risks as Congress investigates.
Texas Law Restricts Hemp THC Product Sales
Texas lawmakers remain divided on hemp-derived THC rules, leaving businesses and consumers uncertain.