Kentucky Moves to Ban Addictive Kratom Byproduct
Kentucky moves to ban addictive kratom byproduct 7-OH to curb overdoses.
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Global Study Finds Kidney Disease Rates Doubling
Kidney disease rates worldwide have doubled, affecting nearly 800 million people.
Indiana AG Sues State’s Biggest School District Over Immigration Policies
“Sanctuary policies are bad in any context, but they are especially troubling in our schools,” Rokita said in a statement, claiming that schools are unusually “vulnerable to infiltration by criminal illegal aliens.”
Wisconsin Man Sues OpenAI After ChatGPT-Related “Delusions”
Irwin also said that his conversations with ChatGPT quickly “turned into flattery. Then it turned into the grandiose thinking of my ideas. Then it came to […] me and the AI versus the world.”
Texas Sues Roblox, Calls Platform a “Breeding Ground for Predators”
Similar to several other pending claims against Roblox, the attorney general’s lawsuit alleges that Roblox serves as a “first point of contact for predators,” who often push intended victims to take their conversations to other, less-moderated applications.
Private Equity Expands in Fertility Clinics Despite Laws
Private investors continue gaining control of fertility clinics nationwide.
When a Lemon Becomes a Legal Case: California’s Growing Battle Over Defective Vehicles
As vehicles become more technologically complex, successful claims will demand sophisticated legal strategies, evidence gathering, and technical insight.
Legal AI Is Consolidating Fast—Lawverra’s Founder Says Innovation Shouldn’t Leave Small Practices Behind
Most of the innovation in AI legal tools targets large firms, leaving small practitioners reliant on outdated systems or manual workflows.
Shumaker Enhances Transactional Capabilities with Addition of Lathan Verwoerdt
A graduate of the Wake Forest University School of Law, Lathan served as the Notes and Comments Editor for the school’s Journal of Intellectual Property Law.
What Percentage of Gun Deaths are Suicides? Firearm-Death Statistics in the U.S. (2025)
Most gun deaths in the U.S. result from suicides: a trend that declined during COVID due to increased homicides, but which has now increased back to nearly two-thirds of all gun deaths.