Escalating Gang Violence Threatens Access to Healthcare in Haiti
William O'Neill warns that armed gangs severely threaten Haiti's healthcare system, with only 37% of facilities functioning and rising disease risks amid escalating violence.
Tedd Gilmore
Tedd Gilmore, editor of SuchLaw, grew up in St. Louis, Missouri, and earned his degree in Political Science and Pre-Law from Washington University in St. Louis. With a career spanning over 15 years, Tedd has worked as a paralegal, legal researcher, and advocate for small businesses, specializing in simplifying complex legal processes. Passionate about community empowerment, he has been involved in local initiatives to improve access to legal resources for underserved populations. At SuchLaw, Tedd combines his expertise and dedication to make legal knowledge accessible and actionable, bridging the gap between individuals, small businesses, and the justice they deserve.
Biglaw Firms Embrace Selective Mergers for Strategic Growth in 2025
Kristin Stark highlights that law firms are now prioritizing strategic evaluations in mergers, focusing on solid business cases rather than responding to external pressures.
FDA Marks 2024 with Historic Approvals and Notable Regulatory Challenges
The FDA approved groundbreaking treatments like Eli Lilly's Zepbound for obstructive sleep apnea and Ionis Pharmaceuticals' Olezarsen for familial chylomicronemia syndrome, enhancing patient care.
Troutman Pepper and Locke Lord Merger Transforms Legal Landscape for 2025
The merger of Troutman Pepper Hamilton Sanders and Locke Lord creates a $1.5 billion entity, positioning it among the top thirty U.S. law firms.
Major Data Breach at American Addiction Centers Affects Over 422,000 Individuals
American Addiction Centers reported a cyber attack by the Rhysida group, compromising personal data of 422,424 individuals, including names and Social Security numbers.
Data Breaches and Major Settlements Highlight Privacy Challenges in 2024
2024 witnessed a surge in data breaches, prompting significant settlements, new privacy regulations, and increased legal scrutiny on companies' data protection practices across various industries.
Understanding Your Options and Rights When Facing Criminal Charges
Criminal charges fall into two categories: misdemeanors, which include theft and drug possession, and felonies, such as murder and drug trafficking, each with varying penalties.
Key Trends in Workplace Privacy and Data Security for 2024
2024 saw significant advancements in workplace privacy, data management, and security, with new state-level consumer data protection laws and heightened AI regulation addressing emerging challenges.
Serbian Court Sentences Parents for Their Role in School Shooting Tragedy
Vladimir Kecmanovic received 14.5 years in prison for child neglect linked to his son's school shooting, while Miljana Kecmanovic was sentenced to three years.
Florida Coach Accused of Prioritizing Ambition Over Student Athlete Well-Being
Allegations of misconduct involving a coach have raised concerns about student athlete welfare, emphasizing the need for accountability and reforms in sports programs to prioritize their health.