ACC Foundation and TED Launch Partnership to Bring TEDLaw Trainings to the Legal Profession
Beginning in 2026, law firms will have the opportunity to host TEDLaw trainings in partnership with TEDLaw and the ACC Foundation.
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Man Sentenced to Federal Prison for Possessing Machine Gun Device Amid NBA Finals Crowds
Machinegun conversion devices are themselves considered machineguns under federal law, even when not installed, and are illegal for individuals to possess or sell.
Appeals Courts Uphold COVID Immunity Protections
Courts continue rejecting lawsuits challenging pandemic-era immunity for officials and providers
Scorpion Named a Badged TikTok Marketing Technology Partner
This new partnership strengthens Scorpion’s ability to help SMBs activate smarter, more efficient advertising on TikTok.
How a Trademark Search Can Prevent Costly Lawsuits
Legal battles can drain time, money, and energy. But many of these conflicts can be prevented with one important step: conducting a trademark search before you launch.
Parental Alienation & Mental Health: Why Courts Are Paying More Attention – And What That Means for Custody Cases
As courts seek to play a more significant role in protecting children from the toxic stress they can experience in custody cases, they are taking a deeper interest in parental alienation.
Texas Divorce FAQ: Your Divorce Terms
Divorce is extremely difficult, but having the answers in hand can make the path considerably smoother.
Agiloft Reports Strong Growth in AI Adoption as Screens Usage Accelerates Across Deal-Critical Workflows
Momentum grows as more than half of Agiloft customers license AI capabilities, using Screens to standardize workflows, accelerate revenue, and drive enterprise value.
Shumaker Advises on Transformation of Crown Bay Cruise Port in the U.S. Virgin Islands
The redevelopment represents a transformative public‑private collaboration to modernize the Crown Bay waterfront.
Shumaker Advisors Helps Secure $3.26M to Strengthen Jackson County Water Infrastructure
The $3.26 million will enable Jackson County’s Board of County Commissioners to move forward with critical upgrades that support public safety, community resilience, and future growth.