Two Sentenced in Massive Genetic Testing Fraud Scheme
Fraud scheme billed insurers for unnecessary genetic testing services.
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Texas Doctor Convicted in Major Pill Distribution Case
Doctor convicted for illegally distributing large amounts of prescription drugs.
Duo Sentenced to 17 Years in Federal Prison for Trafficking Meth Concealed in Cheetos Bags
“The defendants brazenly disguised 40 pounds of meth in Cheetos bags and used a commercial delivery company to transport it for them,” said Tom Wheeler, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana.
Understanding the Bona Fide Enterprise Standard in E-2 Visa Filings
To qualify as a bona fide enterprise, the business must be lawfully established and real, active, and operating in the United States, or clearly positioned to begin normal operations.
Divorce Waiting Periods: A Quick Overview for Couples
Things become particularly complicated in high-asset divorces, where one must also account for stock options, business valuations, and other assets.
Justice Department Challenges Minnesota Climate Lawsuit
Federal lawsuit challenges state authority over climate and energy policy.
AI Medical Scribes Show Mixed Results
AI tools reduce charting time but not doctors’ after-hours workload.
More States Join Lawsuit to Stop Merger of Nexstar, Tegna
“This is not controversial stuff,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta said. “This merger is illegal, and we will [not] give Nexstar and Tegna the ability to control and raise prices, fire journalists, and dominate the media landscape.”
Twelve Shumaker Attorneys Named to 2026 Legal 500 U.S. City Elite
The selected attorneys were recognized for their excellence in the Intellectual Property (IP) or Corporate and Mergers & Acquisitions (M&A) categories.
Shumaker and University of South Florida Team Up for 2026 Bulls Coaches Tour
“We’re incredibly grateful for Shumaker Law Firm’s longstanding support of the University of South Florida and especially Bulls Athletics,” USF CEO of Athletics Rob Higgins said.