Author: Jonathan B. Nelson
Delays in court appeals unfairly hurt the winning party by accumulating heavy interest and forcing settlement losses. The plaintiff’s victory was eroded by months of delay, showing that judicial backlog can unfairly transfer costs. Reforms like tolling interest during delays could help prevent this injustice.Read More
Engaging appellate counsel early can improve case strategy, preserve issues, and prevent costly mistakes. It increases the chances of a favorable outcome and saves money in the long run, especially in complex or high-exposure cases. Waiting until after trial often misses key opportunities.Read More
The most important labor news, with federal and state agency/legislative actionRead More
Warning follows series of safety incidents, with committee saying threats include public face-scanning and deepfakesRead More
Before charges were dropped, teacher faced felony charge of grooming a minor under a Kentucky law that went into effect July 15.Read More
A series of severe storms in New Jersey may have left downed trees on your property. What you should know if it happens to you.Read More
The Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA) is mounting an interactive play aimed at encouraging civic participation among young people, with performances scheduled in schools through the end of the year.Read More
An In-Depth Look at the Upcoming Payout, Financial Health, and Growth Prospects China Resources Mixc Lifestyle Services Ltd (CRMLY) recently announced a total dRead More
LEISURE LIFESTYLE has announced a week of offers and challenges to help residents get active as part of National Fitness Day 2026. Taking place onRead More
This is the latest magazine cover that Anne Curtis has been on in the past few months.Read More