NC Judge Dismisses Claims that Custom Home Builder Stole Rival’s Designs
Shumaker’s Intellectual Property Team wins lawsuit for Peters Custom Homes.
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Understanding Common Criminal Sentencing Laws in Colorado
While the law is much more nuanced than this article, you may now have a base level understanding of how confusing Colorado sentencing laws can be and why it is important to be defended by a competent criminal defense attorney.
Navigating the Shower Debate: Perspectives on Hygiene, Skin Health
Research shows daily showering may be bad for skin health.
California Park Ranger Secures $2.3M in Landmark Discrimination Case
A former California State Parks employee receives a hefty payout after a long legal battle.
NYC’s Anti-Bias AI Hiring Law Has Largely Failed So Far
Although other jurisdictions have shown interest in passing laws in a similar vein to LL144, lawmakers have been hesitant to move forward with them after seeing NYC’s efforts in this area have largely flopped.
Emerging Trends in the Insurance Industry
There are still a lot of inventions to look out for, and every player in the insurance ecosystem is expected to reap some benefits.
The Challenges of Protecting Intellectual Property in the Digital Age
Businesses should establish a plan of action for when infringement does occur. It’s a good idea to know beforehand what kind of outside help to seek, such as IP attorneys, expert witnesses, and consultants.
Study Reveals 40% Increase in U.S. Mental Health Diagnoses 2019-2023
The white paper draws attention to the fact that diagnoses surged as a result of the pandemic.
Women May Fare Better with Female Doctors, Study Suggests
Research reveals women treated by female doctors had a slightly lower mortality rate compared to those treated by male doctors.
Little Village Settles for $12.25 Million After Smokestack Implosion
The implosion has reignited talk of environmental racism in the Chicago area.