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Michigan drivers should expect lower costs and more savings for auto insurance policies over the next year thanks to a new law. Drivers should see savings on the PIP medical portion of their policies between 25 to 62 percent depending on coverage options. “Michigan drivers called for relief from high auto insurance rates for decades, and I am pleased that this bipartisan legislation has resul...

KISSIMMEE, Fla. – A death investigation prompted a large law enforcement presence at an Osceola County complex Tuesday morning, but few details are known. Deputies said the investigation of a suspicious death is taking place at an apartment or condo complex at Royal Palm Drive and Gardener Lane, east of Kissimmee near East Lake Tohopekaliga. [TRENDING: Teacher resignations on rise in Central ...

U.S. President Joe Biden reminded Chinese President Xi Jinping that he voted as a senator to support Taiwan’s self-defense when the two discussed the island in a virtual summit Monday, National Security Adviser Jake Sullivan said. “The two leaders spent a good amount of time on the question of Taiwan,” Sullivan said at a Brookings Institution event on Tuesday. “He also reminded President Xi t...

MAPLE HEIGHTS, Ohio (WJW) — The FOX 8 I-Team found some local law students helping two men who spent decades in prison before getting cleared of crimes. But, this had nothing to do with old cases and everything to do with new starts. Saturday, Cleveland State University law students joined volunteers including some from Lorain County Community College. They braved some nasty weather to dig up...

Analytics is the name of the legal technology game these days. There was a day when you could make a go of it by building a product that merely did what it promised to do. Now, you’ve got to do what you promise and deliver sortable, actionable data proving that you did what you promised to do. This isn’t necessarily a bad thing. From document management to eDiscovery, every corner of the lega...

International organizations such as those governing maritime law – the International Maritime Organization and the International Labor Organization – lack their own enforcement bodies, and instead outsource that enforcement to their member states. During the pandemic, however, those member states neither followed nor enforced ILO’s rules, harming hundreds of thousands of seafarers in the proc...

New tax rules that will benefit the lowest earners but will hit those earning higher wages will take effect in Poland from 2022 after President Andrzej Duda rubber-stamped the changes on Tuesday. The new laws, which are being introduced late into 2021, affect as many as 26 already-existing legal acts and have raised concerns among Polish entrepreneurs who say they have been given too little t...

Gov. Tom Wolf apologized on Tuesday for his “honest mistake” in asking his wife to deliver his mail-in ballot for the Nov. 2 election. In a morning interview on the same KDKA radio show where he admitted to a violation of an election law two weeks ago, Wolf apologized. “I’m sorry. I did it. It was an honest mistake,” Wolf said. “But yeah, it was. I guess they say ignorance of the law is no de...

Topline Nearly two-thirds of Americans believe the Supreme Court should reject Texas’ restrictive abortion law after the court heard two challenges against it earlier this month, a new Washington Post/ABC News poll found, with a broad majority of respondents backing abortion rights as the court prepares to potentially overturn Roe v. Wade in a separate case. Pro- and anti-abortion rights dem...

Daniela Johnson Restrepo ’21 J.D. joined the Permanent Court of Arbitration as a fellow November 8. She is the first J.D. graduate from Notre Dame Law School to be selected for this prestigious placement, which is based at the Peace Palace in The Hague. The PCA Fellowship Program offers recent law graduates and young legal professionals the opportunity to work at an international arbitration ...