How Accurate Are Polygraph Tests?
With continued advancements in technology and the study of human physiology, it’s unlikely that we’ll see polygraph examination made obsolete any time soon.
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Kerwin Releases 2025 Report on Compensation Negotiations in the Legal Profession
New findings show equity gaps, data asymmetry, and shifting priorities among in-house counsel.
With Only 500 Members Nationwide, Holden in Elite Company
The International Academy of Trial Lawyers is an invitation-only fellowship of lawyers with a singular mission—to protect and promote the Rule of Law.
CFI Continues Fight for Legal Recognition of Secular Celebrants in Texas
In October 2024, CFI filed a federal lawsuit in Texas challenging the provision that bars secular officiants from legally solemnizing marriages in the state.
FDA Orders New Warning Labels on Opioids
FDA updates opioid labels to highlight overdose risks and long-term dangers.
Asthma Drug Shows Promise for Food Allergies
Asthma medication blocked severe allergic reactions to peanuts in mouse study.
Shumaker Named a Leader in Bloomberg Law’s Inaugural Leading Law Firms Ranking
Shumaker’s inclusion in the 2025 list emphasizes its strong culture, forward-thinking leadership, and ability to deliver impactful legal solutions across a wide range of industries and practice areas.
Shumaker Advisors Secures $3.5 Million to Help Blue Angels Support Wounded Veterans
The Blue Angels Foundation provides access to transitional housing, mental health support, suicide prevention, and treatment for post-traumatic stress. Its goal: help Veterans rebuild confidence, reconnect with their communities, and reclaim their future.
Your Co-Parent Isn’t Following the Summer Visitation Plan, What Now?
Once you’ve tried informal ways to address your co-parent’s failure to follow your parenting time schedule, it’s time to turn to legal remedies.
Toddler Death Prompts Play Kitchen Recall
Hook on toy kitchen led to toddler’s death, triggering nationwide recall.