Former Nonprofit CEO Faces Criminal Charges
Former nonprofit leader charged after alleged misuse of grant money.
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One Way Ticket to Prison: Suitcases Stuffed with 45 Pounds of Meth Lead to 10‑Year Federal Sentence
“The defendant foolishly thought he could stroll off a plane in Indianapolis with suitcases full of meth and no one would be the wiser. He was gravely mistaken.” said Tom Wheeler, United States Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana.
New Report Examines Stress Landscape Among In-house Legal Professionals, Impacting Department Performance and Talent Retention
“These findings underscore the growing intensity of the in-house legal function and highlight the urgent need for organizations to address workload, resourcing, and structural demands affecting their legal teams,” says Jason L. Brown, ACC President and Chief Executive Officer.
Wolters Kluwer Readies Launch of CCH Axcess Advisor, Bringing Expert AI-powered Advisory Capabilities to the CCH Axcess Platform
Empowering firms to drive revenue growth, deepen client relationships and upskill their workforce—All powered by Expert AI.
Law Firms’ AI Hiring Spree Ignores the Roles That Could Prevent Hallucination Disasters
New research reveals legal sector hiring AI specialists at 181% higher rates than data engineers – while over 600 court cases have involved AI-generated hallucinations.
Educators Union Sues Texas After Teachers Investigated, Disciplined Over Charlie Kirk Comments
“[T]he TEA appears to mandate investigations only for school personnel voicing criticism of the Commissioner’s preferred political figure,” the lawsuit alleges.
ProCivica Announces New Course Offerings, Including Gang Prevention and Life Skills Awareness Programs for Justice-Involved Individuals
New programming designed for young people and additional partnerships in 2026 further ProCivica’s mission to support courts, agencies, and participants.
Best Strategies for Parenting Arrangements in Divorce
A steady process and practical tools often turn a rough season into a routine everyone can live with. Parents gain predictability, kids gain calmer days, and the agreement you build stands a firmer chance.
Illinois Libraries Required to Stock Naloxone
Illinois libraries must carry naloxone to respond quickly to overdoses.