Horizons

Greg Neinstein Guides Firm’s Shift: Expanding Horizons from Personal Injury to Include Mass Torts and Civil Litigation

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Toronto, Canada – Greg Neinstein, Managing Partner at Neinstein Personal Injury Lawyers, has recently advanced the scope of his longstanding Toronto-based firm by venturing into mass torts and civil litigation. This development marks a significant pivot from the firm’s traditional focus exclusively on personal injury claims, allowing them to address a broader array of legal challenges. Historically recognized for its dedication to personal injury victims, Neinstein Personal Injury Lawyers has been a stalwart advocate for individual rights for decades. The firm’s success in securing substantial settlements and verdicts for its clients has cemented its reputation … Read more

Spotlight on Innovation and Bold Cinematic Visions at the IFFR Pro Awards 2025: Groundbreaking Projects and New Horizons in Film

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Rotterdam, Netherlands – As the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) Pro Days 2025 came to a conclusion, a dazzling array of accolades were bestowed on groundbreaking film and immersive media projects. At this 42nd edition, a significant highlight was the IFFR Pro Awards, acknowledging exceptional creative endeavors in the festival’s co-production market, CineMart, and its work-in-progress platform, Darkroom. This year’s event showcased 20 film projects and four immersive projects at CineMart and 10 feature films with two immersive projects in Darkroom. The ceremony was particularly notable for introducing four new awards specifically targeting works in … Read more

Seeking New Horizons: Rising Number of Americans Consider Moving to Canada Following Recent U.S. Election Results

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BUFFALO, N.Y. — The aftermath of U.S. electoral cycles frequently leaves many feeling politically alienated, compelling some to consider drastic measures like relocating abroad. In particular, neighboring Canada becomes a focal point for those disenchanted with the current political landscape in the United States. Underlying this sentiment is a phenomenon that’s been observed with an increasing earnestness following recent shifts in U.S. leadership. Historically peppered in jest, the declaration “I’m moving to Canada!” is morphing into a genuine consideration for many. Legal experts noted a significant uptick in inquiries about leaving the U.S. permanently or … Read more

Elon University Expands Academic Horizons with New Flex Law Program in Charlotte, Surpassing Enrollment Expectations

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Charlotte, NC – This fall marks a significant development for Elon University as it debuts a new program on its recently established Charlotte campus, aimed at catering to the educational needs of working professionals. The new Flex Law Flex Program, designed for part-time learners, has already seen enrollment exceed initial expectations. Vice Dean of Elon Law, Alan Woodleif, expressed satisfaction with the early success of the program, noting that the inaugural class comprised 36 students, surpassing their target of 35. “We project steady growth, with class sizes expected to range between 35 and 40 for … Read more