Senate Democrats Propose Amendments to Cryptocurrency Bill Ahead of Committee Vote
Senate Democrats moved to reshape a major crypto bill by introducing a series of new amendments ahead of a key committee session. The changes focused on ethics standards, regulatory preparedness, and ...
Passle CMO Series Podcast Expands Reach Through National Law Review Partnership
The Passle CMO Series podcast has expanded its distribution through a new partnership with The National Law Review, making the weekly program available on the publication's YouTube channel. This colla...
Atlanta Divorce Law Group Expands Team with Former Prosecutor Specializing in Domestic Violence and Child Protection Cases
The Atlanta Divorce Law Group has expanded its legal team with the addition of Jim Powers as senior attorney, bringing more than ten years of courtroom experience focused on domestic violence and chil...
New Educational Platform Demystifies Personal Injury Claims Process
Navigating the aftermath of an accident involves medical recovery, insurance paperwork, and financial pressures, with many situations requiring professional legal guidance to secure fair compensation....
Wagner Law Group Relocates Fresno Office and Launches Comprehensive Accident Victim Hotline
The Wagner Law Group, a Fresno-based personal injury firm with over three decades of experience representing California accident victims, has relocated its office to 7815 N Palm Ave, Ste 410, Fresno C...
Pennsylvania Law Firm Releases Guidance on Constitutional Rights During Police Encounters
The law firm Perna & Abracht, LLC has released "Know Your Rights During a Police Encounter" guidance to help Pennsylvania residents understand their constitutional protections. The guidance comes at a...
Advocacy Movement Calls for HIPAA Reforms to Address Mental Health Crisis Communication Gaps
A national advocacy movement is calling for updates to HIPAA privacy regulations that currently restrict communication between healthcare providers and families when individuals experience mental heal...
St. Louis County's No-Refusal DWI Policy Increases Prosecutions and Raises Legal Challenges
St. Louis County implemented a no-refusal policy for driving while intoxicated arrests in November 2025, eliminating the option for drivers to decline breath tests after being read Missouri's implied ...
New Book 'Watching Things Change' Offers Institutional Perspective from Decades of Experience
As American institutions face unprecedented pressures from technology, politics, and economic shifts, a new book offers perspective from someone who has witnessed and participated in these systems for...
U.S. Suspends Immigrant Visa Processing for Nationals of 75 Countries
The U.S. State Department has suspended the processing of immigrant visas for nationals of 75 countries, effective January 21, 2026. The suspension impacts nations across Africa, Asia, Latin America, ...
Shincheonji Church Demands Impartial Election Interference Probe, Denies All Allegations
The Shincheonji Church of Jesus has issued a formal statement expressing deep concern over speculative reports alleging systematic election interference, demanding an impartial investigation by the Jo...
Shincheonji Church Challenges South Korean Government Statements as Constitutional Violation
The Shincheonji Church of Jesus has raised serious concerns about what it describes as state interference in religious affairs following recent statements by South Korean government officials targetin...
Tony Buzbee Selected for 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Lawyers in America
The Buzbee Law Firm founder Tony Buzbee has been selected for the 2026 Lawdragon 500 Leading Lawyers in America, an annual recognition of legal professionals whose work significantly influences courts...
Billy Johnson Law Firm Expands Access to Personal Injury Services in Eastern Kentucky
The Billy Johnson Law Firm has announced an expanded effort to improve access to high-quality personal injury legal services for individuals and families throughout Pikeville and surrounding communiti...
Survivor Details Escaping Systemic Family Abuse, Emphasizing Right to Leave for Self-Preservation
The experience of being harmed by one's own family creates a profound isolation that few outside it can comprehend, according to a survivor who spent decades navigating systemic abuse before choosing ...
Shincheonji Church Condemns Government Targeting as Unconstitutional Threat to Democracy
The Shincheonji Church of Jesus has issued a strong condemnation of what it describes as unconstitutional government targeting of its religious community, warning that current actions could undermine ...
South Korea's Targeting of Shincheonji Church Sparks International Concern Over Religious Freedom
International scrutiny is intensifying as South Korean officials publicly stigmatize and call for the eradication of a specific religious group, raising fundamental questions about religious freedom a...
Hanzo Secures Patent for AI-Powered Collaboration Data Analysis Technology
Hanzo has been granted a new patent protecting its approach to generating actionable AI signals from dynamic, unstructured collaboration environments where traditional eDiscovery tools struggle to ope...
Terry Law Firm Earns Top Regional Ranking in Personal Injury Litigation
The Terry Law Firm has again received Regional Tier 1 "Best Law Firm" honors in the personal injury litigation practice area for the Knoxville metro area in the most recent edition of a prestigious pu...
Treviño Law Ranked Third-Best Truck Accident Lawyer in Austin by TrustAnalytica
Treviño Law has been ranked 3 Best Truck Accident Lawyer in Austin by TrustAnalytica, recognizing the firm’s excellence in handling complex 18-wheeler and commercial vehicle cases. This honor reflects...
Shincheonji Church Accuses South Korean Government of Violating Religious Freedom
The Shincheonji Church of Jesus has accused the South Korean government of violating constitutional religious freedoms through retaliatory actions targeting a specific religious group. The church asse...
Federal Judge Dismisses Salt-N-Pepa's Lawsuit Against Universal Music Group, Highlighting Copyright Ownership Documentation Gap
A federal judge dismissed Salt-N-Pepa's lawsuit against Universal Music Group, ruling that the legendary hip-hop duo could not reclaim ownership of their master recordings under Section 203 of the Cop...
Author Predicts Epstein Documents Could End Trump's Political Career Through Impeachment
Elizabeth Graham, a bestselling author specializing in U.S.-Russia relations, asserts that the release of Jeffrey Epstein-related documents will be pivotal in ending Donald Trump's political career. I...
McCready Law Expands Indiana Personal Injury Practice with Hiring of Trial Attorney Kellie Clark
McCready Law has expanded its personal injury litigation team in Indiana with the hiring of Kellie Clark as an associate attorney in the firm's Indianapolis office. Clark represents individuals and fa...
Nicolet Law Sponsors Triple D Winter Race to Support Iowa Cycling Community
Nicolet Law reinforced its dedication to Iowa's cycling community by serving as the official sponsor of the 2026 Triple D Winter Race. The event, which began on January 17th in Dubuque County, feature...
Florida's Permanent DUI Convictions Create Lifelong Barriers, Limited Relief Options Available
Florida maintains one of the nation's most stringent approaches to DUI convictions through Florida Statute 316.656, which prohibits judges from withholding adjudication on DUI charges. This legal requ...
Indictments in Delta Cargo Bribery Scheme Follow Investigative Reporting, Raising Governance Questions
The publication of newly unsealed state indictments detailing bribery and money laundering within Delta Air Lines' cargo operations at John F. Kennedy International Airport follows investigative repor...
Whistleblower Lawsuits Against Oakland Charter School Allege Retaliation Over Special Education Concerns
A recent investigation has brought attention to two whistleblower retaliation lawsuits filed against Berkley Maynard Academy, a North Oakland charter school operated by Aspire Public Schools. The case...