Kentucky Prepares to Open Medical Marijuana Program
Kentucky nears opening its first medical marijuana dispensary for patients.
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West Virginia Expands Opioid Oversight Fight
State lawsuit claims benefit manager boosted opioid access and harm.
County Rescue Mission Repeatedly Denied Funds
Rescue mission in hardest-hit area keeps helping without needed funding.
Keeping Families Together vs. I-130: Which Path Fits Your Mixed-Status Marriage in 2026?
Planning a mixed-status marriage case in 2026 starts with one core question: was there a lawful admission or parole?
The Power of Mediation: Resolving Business Conflicts with Practical Solutions
Through mediation, we have the opportunity to turn conflict into collaboration and tension into transformation.
The Invisible Scars of ICE Incidents
Our collective task now is to look directly at these wounds, understand their depth, and respond not with silence or denial, but with empathy and action.
Florida Finance Chief Warns of Repeal
State finance chief warns insurance reforms could face reversal soon.
Vedder Price Expands Dallas Office with Addition of Former Federal Prosecutor Andrew S. Robbins
“Adding Andrew to our team significantly strengthens our government investigations and white collar defense team in Dallas and on a national scale,” said Junaid Zubairi, Shareholder and Chair of the Government Investigations and White Collar Defense group.
Commitment to People and Purpose Drives Shumaker’s Charlotte Office to Repeat Recognition as a Best Place to Work
Shumaker’s Charlotte office continues to expand its capabilities and community presence across the region, thanks to a workplace culture that prioritizes growth, development, and meaningful work.
How California Law Protects Tenants from Retaliation When They Demand Repairs
If you face retaliation after requesting repairs, you can rely on state protections, community advocates, and habitability attorneys that stand ready to assist.