Commemorating the adoption of the United States Constitution on September 17th 1787, and immigrants who become new United States citizens, Constitution Day And Citizenship Day recognize how the US Constitution came about in the past, and what it means for citizens today. American Independence Prior to the formation of the United States all major nations […]

Since 2002, the American Tort Reform Association (ATRA) produces an annual ranking that identifies states where judges continually misapply laws and court procedures in civil cases. As a result of misapplication, civil cases in these states are often heard in an unfair and unbalanced manner, typically at the expense of defendants. Number one on this […]

Workers’ comp has been an issue the Florida Legislature has sought to resolve for years. Although the Legislature has failed in the past, a new bill recently cleared the Commerce Committee by a vote of 18-8. As a result, the bill will now head to the House floor for a vote. Failed Attempts To Pass […]