Exploring the Aftermath: A Father’s Heartbreak, Gun Rights Advocacy, and Maine’s Long History of Gun Ownership

Lewiston, Maine – Bereaved families and gun rights advocates in Maine are grappling with the aftermath of the state’s deadliest mass shooting. The tragedy has left communities in shock and ignited a passionate debate about the underlying issues surrounding gun ownership. In the town of Lewiston, Tim Boyum, host of Front Porch Politics, sits down with the father of one of the victims. The grief-stricken father shares his heart-wrenching experience of losing his son in the mass shooting, offering a raw and personal perspective on the devastating impact of gun violence. Moving to Surry, Boyum … Read more

Exploring the Ever-Evolving Landscape of Employment Law: Latest Case Law and Future Predictions

Buffalo, New York – As the world continues to navigate the challenges brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses are adapting their return-to-work policies while administrative agencies adjust to a post-pandemic reality. In light of these changes, a webinar hosted by Goldberg Segalla on March 26th, 2024 from 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM EDT will explore the current state of employment laws and provide insights into what we can expect in the near future. Leading the discussion will be Angela A. Cronk, a partner at Goldberg Segalla, and attorney Andrew F. Beck. Both experts will … Read more

Exploring the Diverse Perspectives on Passion and Profession in the Legal World

Indianapolis, Indiana – It can be surprising to discover someone’s profession, especially when they choose to keep it under wraps. My neighbor, a lawyer, has been slow to reveal his legal background during our six years of friendship. Instead, we have focused our conversations on sports and craft beer. This led me to wonder how someone can excel as an attorney without a passion for the law. To explore this further, I invited myself to dinner at another lawyer-friend’s house. I hoped to uncover the secret ingredient that made her such a successful attorney. However, … Read more

Seattle Braces for a Changing Climate: Exploring New Laws to Tackle Weather Challenges in 2024

Seattle, Washington – New laws are set to take effect in 2024 in Washington state, bringing changes to various aspects of daily life for residents. These legislative updates cover a wide range of issues, including weather, education, and transportation. One of the notable changes is a new weather regulation that requires all residents in Seattle to own an umbrella at all times. This law, aimed at combating the city’s notorious rainy climate, hopes to ensure that individuals are always prepared for precipitation. Failure to comply with this requirement may result in fines or penalties. In … Read more