Whole Wheat Diet Linked to Lower IBD Risk
Whole wheat fiber may help reduce inflammation linked to IBD.
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Court Ordered Mental Health Evaluations Explained, What to Expect and How To Navigate the Process
With the right evaluator and a clear understanding of the process, most people find the experience far more routine than they expected.
Shumaker Attorneys Louis E. Tosi and Reed Hauptman Appointed to Newly Formed Italian Football League’s Board of Directors
Together, Lou and Reed played instrumental roles in helping establish IFL Srl’s presence as a vehicle to bring American football to Italy and develop its governance structure.
The Race to Patent AI: Miami-Based Togal.AI Announces Five AI Patents Won
From Congress to inventor, former South Florida U.S. Rep. aims to protect his company’s AI technology.
Utah Law Firm Files $56M Claim Against U.S. Over Alleged Wrongful ICE Detention and Deportation
Mr. McConkie said, “The Trump Administration knowingly and unlawfully locked up an innocent person for four months in a concentration camp-like prison where he suffered torture, shooting, beatings and solitary confinement.”
Milk Recall Issued Over Contamination Risk
Plastic contamination prompts recall of popular milk products across several states.
Kratom, Other Drugs Now Schedule 1 in Connecticut
Connecticut bans kratom and similar substances under strict drug classification.
Federal Court Upholds Shumaker’s $1 Million FINRA Arbitration Victory Against UBS
Shumaker Partners Jarrod J. Malone and Brandon M. Taaffe secured the arbitration victory, with Partner Jeremy M. Halpern leading the effort to confirm the award in federal court.
How Delayed Injuries After a Collision Can Affect Your Legal Options
After a motor vehicle collision, your body floods with adrenaline and endorphins — natural chemicals that can mask pain and make you feel alert even when something is seriously wrong.
The FTC vs. Non-Compete Agreements: What the Ban Means for Employees
Many skilled individuals hesitate to launch startups because of the risk of litigation from their previous employers. The new rule provides a clearer path for entrepreneurs to innovate using the expertise they gained throughout their careers.