Border Wall Construction Unearths Native American Remains
Border wall construction has unearthed Native American remains, validating tribal leaders' concerns about the project's impact on ancestral lands.
Martinez Backs Community Policing Approach
Mark Martinez supports community policing approach, learned from his father, a longtime Omaha police officer, to treat people with respect.
Vidhigya Associates Leads Legal Work for Adroit IPO
Adroit IPO sees Vidhigya Associates as legal counsel for the ₹150 crore offering, handling a fresh issue of 9,897,000 shares and a 1,350,000 share sale.
Court Explains Limits of Registered Wills
Court explains limits of registered wills, stating registration may support a claim but cannot replace statutory proof required under Indian succession law.
Supreme Court Debates Lawyer-Client Privilege in Tax Cases
The Supreme Court debates the limits of lawyer-client privilege in tax cases, distinguishing legal advice from unlawful activity.
High Court Criticizes SDMs for Handling Cases at Convenience
High court criticism of SDMs for handling cases at convenience raises concerns over judicial integrity and timely justice delivery.
Google settles voice recording lawsuit for millions
Google settles voice recording lawsuit for millions, resolving allegations of private conversations disclosure without consent.
U.S. Tightens Cuba Sanctions, Targets Foreign Entities
The U.S. tightens Cuba sanctions, targeting foreign entities in sectors like energy and defense under new OFAC regulations.
Colorado Dismisses Recycling Law Challenge Citing Oregon Loss
Colorado dismisses recycling law challenge citing Oregon loss, arguing a similar case failed to advance the National Association of Wholesaler-Distributors' cla
Employers Must Meet HazCom Deadline by Nov 20
HazCom deadline for employers handling hazardous chemicals is November 20, 2026, requiring compliance with OSHA's updated standard aligned with global safety gu