Diabetes Drugs May Reduce COPD Flare-Ups
Certain diabetic medications may help reduce COPD flare-ups and improve respiratory health.
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Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act: Your Rights and Protections
When people exercise these rights, they show that vague disclaimers are no longer acceptable.
Federal Union Files Lawsuit to Prevent Closure of Consumer Financial Protection Bureau
“CFPB employees have been placed in questionable status as they have been directed not to work but they have not been formally placed on any authorized type of leave,” the National Treasury Employees Union said. “It is substantially like that these initial directives are a precursor to a purge of CFPB’s workforce, which is now prohibited from fulfilling the agency’s statutory mission.”
Financial Hardship Linked to Senior Loneliness
Financial strain worsened loneliness for older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Making International Legal Cases Easier with the Tomedes Pre-Translation Toolkit
If you are part of a legal team that regularly handles multilingual cases, consider exploring pre-translation tools to streamline your workflow.
The Legal Requirements of DOT SAP Programs: Essential Guidelines for Drivers and Employers
Drivers must comply with all follow-up tests as scheduled. Failing to appear for a test is considered a positive result and may lead to termination of employment.
More Than Just Fun in the Sun: UGA Study Reveals Workplace Benefits of Vacations
Taking time off is good for employee well-being, and the effects are long lasting.
LexisNexis Introduces Protégé Personalized AI Assistant with Agentic AI, Making it Easier to Power Complex Legal Task Completion
Developed with customers leading the next wave of legal AI innovation, Protégé uses AI agents and generative AI, grounded in customer and LexisNexis content, for next-level productivity and outcomes.
Trump Administration Mounts Legal Challenge to Chicago Sanctuary City Laws
“The conduct of officials in Chicago and Illinois minimally enforcing—and oftentimes affirmatively thwarting—federal immigration laws over a period of years has resulted in countless criminals being released into Chicago who should have been held for immigration removal from the United States,” the lawsuit alleges.
Judge Bars Trump Administration from Placing USAID Workers on Paid Leave
“President Trump’s actions to dissolve USAID exceed presidential authority and usurp legislative authority conferred upon Congress by the Constitution, in violation of the separation of powers,” the lawsuit alleges.