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Renowned Advocate Larry H. Parker, Devoted to Justice and Advocacy, Passes Away at 75

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Los Angeles, California – Larry H. Parker, a prominent attorney known for his commitment to advocating for injured individuals, has passed away at the age of 75. Parker, recognized for his memorable slogan “We’ll fight for you!”, dedicated his career to fighting for the rights of those who had suffered injuries or accidents. Although the specific cause of his death has not been disclosed, Parker’s passing marks the end of an era in the legal profession. His fearless pursuit of justice garnered him a reputation as a relentless advocate for his clients, earning him the … Read more

New Hampshire Passes Comprehensive Privacy Law, Becoming 15th State to Protect Consumer Data

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Concord, New Hampshire – New Hampshire has joined the ranks of states with comprehensive privacy laws, as Governor Chris Sununu signed SB 255 into law on March 6, 2024. With this move, New Hampshire becomes the 15th state to establish such legislation, aiming to protect consumer data in the digital age. SB 255 applies to individuals and businesses that conduct business in the state or produce products/services targeted at New Hampshire residents. The law specifies two thresholds for applicability: processing personal data of either 35,000 unique consumers or 10,000 unique consumers with a revenue share … Read more

Kentucky House Passes Controversial Bill Threatening Open Records Law in Just 9 Minutes

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Frankfort, Kentucky – The House of Representatives engaged in a brief nine-minute floor debate on March 12, discussing House Bill 509. This legislation aims to introduce loopholes into open records law, potentially reversing years of established rights to public access. Despite the significant impact this bill could have on transparency and accountability, the opposition to HB 509 was surprisingly lackluster. Sponsored by Rep. John Hodgson, the bill was presented as an effort to address the challenges posed by the increased use of electronic communication in conducting public business. The proposed solution involves assigning public email … Read more

Utah’s First Minority Judge and Civil Rights Champion Raymond Uno Passes Away at 93

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DRAPER, Utah — Raymond Uno, a retired judge and activist, passed away peacefully in his sleep at the age of 93. As Utah’s first minority judge, Uno faced many challenges throughout his life, including time spent in an internment camp during his childhood. Despite these adversities, he went on to become a champion for civil rights and a respected figure in the legal community. Uno’s son, Mark Uno, fondly remembers his father as being strict but also as a loving parent who instilled the importance of hard work in his children. According to Mark, his … Read more