For-Profit Dialysis Chains Linked to Worse Care
For-profit dialysis clinics linked to worse patient outcomes and reduced transplant access.
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10 Legal AI Trends That Are Changing Law Practices 10 Legal AI Trends That Are Changing Law Practices
The firms that succeed won’t just adopt individual technologies—they’ll orchestrate integrated systems that work in harmony, creating a competitive advantage while delivering superior client outcomes.
6 Factors That Influence the Percentage Injury Lawyers Take from a Case
Understanding what influences an injury lawyer’s percentage helps you enter a legal agreement with confidence.
Vedder Price Expands New York Office, Adds Intellectual Property Attorney Michael Kurzer
Kurzer brings more than 18 years of experience to Vedder Price, and in his new role he will primarily focus on advising companies and clients on the ownership, use and protection of intellectual property and technology-related assets.
Vedder Price Bolsters Executive Compensation & Employee Benefits Group in New York with Addition of Shareholder Susan Niver
In addition to her robust background in advising on benefit compliance matters, Niver focuses her practice on all aspects of ERISA, qualified retirement plans and executive compensation.
Walmart to Pay $10m to Settle FTC Wire Fraud Lawsuit
In its original complaint, filed in June 2022, the Federal Trade Commission accused Walmart of allowing scammers and other criminals to use wire services—including those offered by MoneyGram, Western Union, and Ria—to defraud American consumers out of hundreds of millions of dollars.
Can You File a Wrongful Death Claim if Your Child Expires in a Car Accident?
There is no more profound grief than losing an innocent child. In this regard, legal action can provide a route to accountability and support, even while it is unable to erase the harm that has occurred.
Federal Judge Approves Montana Insurance Denial Lawsuit
The state’s lawsuit claims insurance company wrongly rejected thousands of medical claims.
Appeals Court: Trump Can Retain Control of California National Guard (For Now)
Newsom has promised to continue pushing back against the White House. “The fight doesn’t end here,” he said in response to the ruling. “The President is not a king and is not above the law.”
Feds Sue to Stop Kentucky In-State Tuition for Undocumented Immigrants
The politically-charged lawsuit names multiple defendants who appear to have little to nothing to do with university tuition rates.