Author: Gabbi Lumma
Rhea LeGrande, Lead to Read executive director, said the connection between sports and education is clear.Read More
A spokesperson for the board said the hire was a “routine step in legal engagements.”Read More
We can and should continue to criticize judicial decisions that undercut core freedoms. But we must recommit to a form of more principled disagreement, which does not threaten the integrity of our …Read More
“Different people bring different points of view, and that actually helps everyone,” a professor said.Read More
Planning chiefs from Napa and Sonoma reveal how they are interpreting California’s new AB 720 law allowing limited outdoor wine tastings in vineyards.Read More
Gov. Brad Little signed House Bill 752, known as the “bathroom bill” into law earlier this year. Now, six transgender Idahoans are suing the state.Read More
Actions are being taken at both the federal and state levels to make housing more attainable, but whether those are the right actions to address the issue remains uncertain. ThatRead More
Never in history have Texas corporate lawyers worked so many hours, charged such enormous rates and raked in more revenue and profits than they are right now. The Texas offices of more than three dozen law firms scored record-high revenues in 2025 — and many of them surpassed their old records by tens of millions of dollars, according to new Texas Lawbook 50 data. Citing increased demand for legal services and healthy hourly rate increases, 47 of the Lawbook 50 law firms generated more revenue and more profits in their Texas operations in 2025 than they did in 2024.Read More
A Fifth Circuit panel sounded skeptical of claims that parts of a Texas mail-in voting law violate the Americans with Disabilities Act.Read More
Former Atlanta Hawks senior VP of finance Lester Jones took exotic trips on his team’s dime. He’ll spend more than three years in prison as a result.Read More