California Couple Sentenced in Protected Wildlife Trafficking Case
An Anaheim couple received probation and fines after admitting involvement in illegal wildlife shipments.
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AI Can Find the Documents, but Lawyers Still Have to Connect the Dots
AI is reshaping litigation, but its value should not be measured by how many lawyers it removes from a review team. A better measure is how much more lawyers can understand, and how much sooner they can understand it.
FDA Expands Recall of Seventeen Toothpaste Varieties
Manufacturing concerns have prompted a nationwide recall affecting millions of toothpaste tubes.
Woman Sues NYC Piercing Shop After Tongue Injury
A customer alleges repeated piercing attempts caused severe tongue injuries and hospital treatment.
Judge Warns Trump to Cooperate with BBC or Risk Lawsuit Dismissal
“I tend to agree with the defendant that it strains credulity that a thorough search has been in order to determine that all of the requests have been responded to,” Judge Lett said.
Judge Dismisses Justice Department Voter Roll Lawsuit Against Utah
Two days before the ruling, though, the federal government told Utah that it planned to send election monitors to the state ahead of the upcoming midterm election. Henderson said that the monitors are welcome to observe voting but stressed that they still have an obligation to comply with state election laws.
Federal Appeals Court Finds Trump’s LA National Guard Deployment Was Unlawful
“Yet another court has issued a complete rejection of Donald’s Trump illegal, authoritarian takeover of our state’s National Guard. California fought back against this potential power grab, and in doing so created essential legal precedent that not only protects Californians but all Americans. California continues to stand as a first line of defense against Donald Trump’s authoritarianism,” CA Gov. Newsom said.
Back to School: Not So Fast for Pro Athletes
Sports lawyers should shield an athlete from pursuing short-term objectives as opposed to those with the potential to provide more long-term benefits.
The Right To Affordable Energy: How Rural Small Businesses Can Fight Unfair Grid Tariff Spikes
The grid may be unpredictable, but by fighting for your rights and knowing legal ways to cut costs, you can secure the future of your business and spark positive change in your community.
Steno Doubles Down on World-Class Service Model, Adding LegalZoom Founder Brian Lee to Board
Former LegalZoom CEO brings decades of category-defining legal services experience to support Steno as it solidifies its position as the leading tech-enabled court reporting and litigation support services provider in the USA.