Champions

Governor Mike Braun Champions Public Safety with New Bills Targeting Domestic Violence and Drug Crime in Indiana

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INDIANAPOLIS — Indiana Governor Mike Braun celebrated the passage of two new public safety bills on Wednesday at a ceremonial signing event that highlighted the importance of protecting residents. The bipartisan measures aim to enhance penalties for fentanyl distribution and address domestic violence issues. Governor Braun emphasized his commitment to public safety, stating that these initiatives reflect ongoing efforts to safeguard Hoosier families. “Keeping Hoosiers safe is our top priority, and we’ve secured several wins for public safety this session,” he remarked. “These bills will increase penalties for fentanyl trafficking, help protect police officers, and … Read more

Paul O’Neill Champions Aaron Judge’s Quest for a Historic .400 Season

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New York, N.Y. — Former New York Yankees executive Paul O’Neill is optimistic about Aaron Judge’s chances of pursuing a rare .400 batting average this season. O’Neill, who is remembered for his contributions to the Yankees during the late 1990s, sees potential in Judge, especially following his impressive performance last year. Judge, who finished the 2022 season with a staggering 62 home runs, demonstrated not only power but also the ability to hit for average, which are crucial elements in the pursuit of .400. O’Neill noted that few players have reached this extraordinary milestone since … Read more

Senator Dahms Champions Bipartisan Revisions to Minnesota’s Earned Sick and Safe Time Law, Easing Burdens on Small Businesses

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REDWOOD FALLS, Minn. — A bipartisan coalition of lawmakers has advanced modifications to Minnesota’s Earned Sick and Safe Time (ESST) law, addressing concerns from small business owners and farmers. The legislation, known as Senate File 2300, was spearheaded by Senator Gary Dahms, a Republican from Redwood Falls, in response to challenges posed by the original law enacted by the Democratic majority in 2023. Initially, Minnesota’s ESST law mandated that all businesses, regardless of size, provide paid sick leave, with penalties of up to $10,000 for noncompliance. Although designed to benefit workers, the law has raised … Read more

New Orleans Attorney Jordan Champions Justice in Historic Asbestos and Benzene Cases

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New Orleans, La. — An experienced attorney in New Orleans is making her mark in the complex field of mass tort litigation, focusing on the historical impacts of asbestos and benzene exposure. As a member of Husch Blackwell, Jordan is dedicated to expanding the firm’s toxic tort practice in Louisiana, a state historically burdened by these issues. With a deep-rooted passion for the city, Jordan’s commitment to her career has intertwined with New Orleans’ unique challenges. Her legal practice is shaped by the city’s industrial landscape, characterized by numerous refineries and its strategic position along … Read more