Jury Trials Disappear Across U.S. Courts
Fewer jury trials reduce public oversight and limit citizen participation in justice.
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Is An MBA Essential for Climbing the Corporate Ladder in a Changing Legal Landscape?
As the landscape of corporate leadership grows more complex, an MBA gives you the overview of law, governance, and risk that you need to get the strategic advantage in business
Legal Implications of Urban Water Management and Environmental Compliance
As our regulations grow stricter, integrating more sustainable systems like rainwater diversion isn’t just best practice, it’s an essential legal step.
Americans for Immigrant Justice Expresses Serious Concern Regarding BIA Decision Curtailing Immigration Judges’ Bond Authority
The decision undermines due process for immigrants.
FAA Proposes $3.1 Million Boeing Fines
FAA fines Boeing $3.1 million after Alaska Airlines 737 safety incident.
An Update of New York’s T.E.M.P. Statute – And the Insurance Industry’s Sustained Attack on NY Construction Workers
The New York T.E.M.P. Statute is a good attempt to protect construction workers.
The Sprint to September 30: ATA Action Submits Comments on Draft CY2026 Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Rule
Telehealth Modernization Act also introduced, to extend Medicare flexibilities through 2027.
Guide to California ADU Regulations
ADUs are no longer just a creative workaround, but one of the core parts of California’s housing strategy.
ATRA Submits Comments to DOE on Draft Report by Climate Working Group
Legal reform advocates urge scrutiny of “A Critical Review of Impacts of Greenhouse Gas Emissions on the U.S. Climate”.
Texas Law Restricts Hemp THC Product Sales
Texas lawmakers remain divided on hemp-derived THC rules, leaving businesses and consumers uncertain.