Every economic collapse paves the way to a transformative legacy, the pandemic is no exception. Globally, since 2020, the fluctuating and deliberate government-imposed lockdowns have forced the r...

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to dominate the agenda, but employers in the UK can still expect both legislative and caselaw developments across all areas of employment law. COVID-19 development...

The Alaska Bar Association offered free legal help to people throughout the state during its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day clinic. Krista Scully, the Alaska Bar Association’s pro bono directo...

Themba Maseko started 2022 on a high, with a new job and the release of the State Capture Inquiry’s first report, which described him as "one of the foremost resistors of state capture". "He stoo...

Ludington Area Schools teachers and students will still be getting live instruction during times away from in-person learning as the school board approved its distance learning plan during Monday...

Six years of the “Cold Case” investigation and finally, a discovery that puts an end to a question that has plagued Dutch society since the end of World War II: Who gave Anne Frank and the Nazis ...

Keenan Mugford and his brother, Zanye, packed their lunches, tablets, books and toys in their school bag every day last week. Article content But instead of going to school, they went to work wit...

In a newly released blog post, whistleblower attorney Arvind Bob Khurana discusses a case where a Michigan-based pharmacist is sought to pay $1 Million as settlement for a False Claims Act. The l...