State Farm Announces $5 Billion Dividend
Auto insurer returns billions as premiums remain elevated.
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Justice Department Lawsuit Accuses University of California of Pervasive Antisemitism
“Based on our investigation, UCLA administrators allegedly allowed virulent anti-Semitism to flourish on campus, harming students and staff alike,” said Attorney General Pamela Bondi. “Today’s lawsuit underscores that this Department of Justice stands strong against hate and anti-Semitism in all its vile forms.”
California Limits Paid Veteran Disability Claims
New California law blocks companies from charging veterans for VA claims.
How Vital Records Shape Legal Identity and Civil Rights
When vital records are missing, incomplete, or inaccessible, entire groups can be marginalized from civic life.
Misrepresenting an Emotional Support Animal in Florida: Legal Consequences
Stricter inspection results from increased misuse, frequently to the cost of people who genuinely depend on ESAs.
How Legal Teams Work Behind the Scenes to Build Stronger Cases
Understanding this behind-the-scenes work helps explain why legal cases often require time and careful sequencing.
5 Common Servicemembers Civil Relief Act Violations and How They Can Be Prevented
Most SCRA violations are preventable. They arise not from complex legal ambiguity, but from missed verification steps and procedural shortcuts.
What to Do When You Receive Threatening or Repeated Calls
Use calm steps to shut down the moment, record the facts, and bring in help when needed.
The Airbnb Safety Checklist No One Reads Until Someone Gets Hurt
Airbnb safety is largely in your hands. Airbnb provides some guidance, and hosts are encouraged to follow local regulations—but enforcement is inconsistent.
‘Junk Science Playbook’ Report Ties RFK Jr.’s HHS Agenda to Mass Tort Machine
ATRA warns made-for-litigation research is reshaping vaccine, Tylenol and climate debates.