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"Paris Lees’ Bold Series What It Feels Like for a Girl Triumphs at South International Series Festival, Snagging Multiple Awards"

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Cádiz, Spain — The third edition of the South International Series Festival concluded on September 17, highlighting standout productions from several countries. The festival celebrated notable achievements in both fiction and non-fiction categories, with the British series What It Feels Like for a Girl, created by Paris Lees, winning multiple awards, including Best Fiction Series and Best Cast. Carmen Serrano, who heads the Creative Europe MEDIA Desk in Andalusia, led the jury that announced the winners. Joining her were actress Patricia Vico, producers Myar Craig-Brown and Michael Murphy, and screenwriter Mariano Baselga. The jury praised … Read more

Kentucky’s Bold Custody Shift: Balancing Revolution and Concerns in Divorce Laws

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FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky’s adoption of a law establishing 50% shared custody as the default in divorce cases has sparked significant changes to family law since its implementation in 2018. This legislation aims to improve outcomes for children by promoting equal parenting time, thus reshaping how divorces are handled in the state. Advocates for the law argue that it prioritizes children’s best interests by ensuring that both parents remain actively involved in their lives. Supporters assert that time spent with each parent fosters healthy relationships and emotional well-being for children navigating the challenges of divorce. … Read more

Chino Valley School Board Takes Bold Step to Reinstate Prayer Before Meetings Amidst Legal Battle

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Chino, California – The Chino Valley School Board has taken steps to challenge a long-standing legal injunction that prohibits invocations during board meetings, stemming from a decision made earlier this year. The district filed a lawsuit on July 31 against an injunction set by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit in 2018, a move that has garnered attention from various stakeholders. The Advocates for Faith and Freedom law firm represents the school board in this lawsuit. Joel Oster, the firm’s legal counsel, argues that a 2022 ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court … Read more

Texas Takes a Bold Step: Jury Trials in Business Court Challenge Delaware’s Long-Standing System

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Houston, Texas — A $36 million legal battle involving plumbing issues at a medical office building is set to test Texas’ pioneering approach in the realm of business litigation. This case could signify a significant shift as the state affirms that juries can effectively handle complex business disputes, a challenge to the longstanding model established by the Delaware Chancery Court, where judges typically preside over such cases. Scheduled for trial on October 27 in Houston, this case is one of over three dozen that are expected to be heard by juries in the coming year. … Read more