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Recipes for Success
Jo Ellen Whitney has been entering dishes in the Iowa State Fair for 20 years—and she has no intention of stopping
The Litigator Who Ran with the Bulls
Patrick Q. Hustead went from rodeoing to fleeing bulls, and he’s lived to tell the wild tale
What, If Anything, Can Be Done About Ransomware Attacks?
Attorneys’ advice when you’re virtually shut down
How to Avoid Adding Insult to Injury
An employer guide to navigating Michigan workers’ comp laws
Fighting Against Transgender Athlete Bans
Organizations like The Trevor Project are confronting legislation that prevents trans students from joining teams that align with their gender identity
3M OKs $10 Billion+ Settlement in ‘Forever Chemicals’ Case
Kentucky attorney Rob Bilott is a warrior in the battle against PFAS
The Climate Change Challenge
How businesses can save the environment as well as their bottom line
The Ins and Outs of M&A Transactions
Which aspects of mergers and acquisitions may require legal advice?
The New Pay Transparency Laws
What they mean for job postings and reporting pay scale data
In Denial
What to do if your employer’s disability insurer rejects your claim
When Fences Don’t Make Good Neighbors
How to deal with a boundary-stomping neighbor
Two Former Judges Weigh In on the Mifepristone Case
The language used in the initial ruling, they say, is disturbing and troubling
$98.5 Million Award Restored in Susan Cox Powell Case
Seattle lawyer Anne Bremner says missing woman’s parents finally have justice for murdered grandsons
Fixing Michigan’s Unemployment Problem
That’s what David Blanchard hopes to do with two class action cases against UIA
Meet the Man Who's Been to the Masters for Over 30 Years
Vance Goldammer has headed to Augusta every April through a combination of ingenuity, luck and tradition
The Case for School Funding—Again
Seattle attorney Thomas Ahearne wants all Washington schools to get equal construction money
Playing on a Different Court
When he’s not a family law attorney, Tyler P. Brown is an NCAA basketball referee
The Multi-Instrumentalist Lawyer
Florida attorney Steven Kramer recalls his past in the Gainesville music scene, life on the road, and playing South by Southwest