Collecting Evidence for a Birth Injury Claim
Collecting evidence for a birth injury claim can be a challenging and emotional process.
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Organoid Intelligence: A New Science on the Horizon
OI is a new science, more advanced than AI.
Adsorbents are the Key to Removing Toxic Microplastics from Water
Adsorbent powders may be able to collect a large amount of toxins from the water supply.
Former FOX Producer Seeks to Recant Testimony in Dominion Deposition
The former Tucker Carlson producer said in court documents that FOX lawyers coerced her into potentially perjuring herself.
Lex Machina Launches Enhanced Legal Analytics for Georgia State Court Modules
Lex Machina’s newest state court release expands its coverage and provides unparalleled insights into over 310,000 civil cases filed in 26 Georgia courts, bringing the state court case total to over 3.8 million.
Surveillance Camera Laws for Business and Property Owners
Public places are not considered locations where we typically have a right to privacy. This means that a retail store or a supermarket is allowed to install outside cameras pointing toward the street.
Alaska May Educate Elementary School Children on Opioid Abuse
Alaska is considering adding opioid drug education to its elementary school curriculums.
Humans Can Contract the Bird Flu from Other Mammals
Like other viruses, scientists have found that the bird flu can travel between different species.
Shumaker Hires Top Strategist to Capture Growth Opportunities
Mark brings to Shumaker more than 20 years of experience working with law firms as a Chief Marketing Officer, Chief Strategy Officer, and consultant.
How to Stay Safe as a Pedestrian
Walking can be a fantastic way to get around, reduce stress, improve health, and enjoy life.