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The bad boys of Law & Order need love too. Luckily, Mykelti Williamson is already making a good first impression on us! Law & Order: Organized Crime's new villain has arrived on our small screens. And in an E! News exclusive interview, Williamson gave us the lowdown on his character Preston Webb. "You'll get to learn Preston Webb's personal journey as a character," Williamson told E! ...

The Ukrainian President March 4 signed Laws Nos. 7121 and 7125, explaining the rules of taxation and reporting under martial law or during the state of war. The law includes measures: 1) postponing the filing deadline for various documents to 90 days after the cessation of martial law or the end of the war; 2) halting tax audits during the period of martial law or the state of war; 3) releasi...

The Washington State Capitol Building is pictured in this file photo. People with mental health problems and juveniles can be detained or restrained by law enforcement, according to new legislation on the use of force. The new law, House Bill 1735, passed the Washington State House with a 90-5 vote, and passed in the Senate 49-0. It was signed into law Friday, March 4 by Gov. Jay Inslee. The ...

Tristan Tan / Shutterstock.com (The Center Square) – The average price of gas in Wisconsin is over $4.00 per gallon and rising, but it’s not just the war in Ukraine that’s keeping prices in the state high. Will Flanders with the Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty wrote an open letter Thursday asking Gov. Tony Evers to roll back the state’s minimum markup law as a way to help drivers...

In this episode of the Legal Marketing 2.0 podcast, Guy Is joined by Jason Kennedy. Jason is a marketing operations consultant at Calibrate Strategies, a leading marketing operations consultancy in the legal sector. He is also the former in-house director of marketing operations at an envelope 100 firm. Jason is currently finishing his master’s degree in marketing analytics at the University ...

During the pandemic, activists and tenants asked city and state officials to provide stronger eviction protections for renters. City Council will hold its first public hearing on “good cause” eviction legislation at 5 p.m. Thursday. The hearing will be held on Zoom and also will be streamed on the city’s YouTube channel. Councilmembers Mary Lupien, Stanley Martin, and Kim Smith submitted the ...

SPARTANBURG CO., SC (WSPA) – An 82-year-old man who was shot by Spartanburg County deputies in February is facing multiple charges. According to the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division, Franklin Leon Moss, 82, was charged with: attempted murder pointing and presenting a firearm third degree domestic violence possession of a weapon during the commission of a violent crime According to th...

A Missouri lawmaker wants her state to follow in Texas’ footsteps and outlaw almost all abortions through the use of a citizen-enforced ban. But Republican Rep. Mary Elizabeth Coleman hopes to take the Texas framework even further—literally outside the boundaries of her state. Since September, Texas has stopped nearly all legal abortions after roughly six weeks gestation by deputizing individ...

Motley served as the chairman of the board of Human Rights Watch, which investigates human rights abuses around the world, from 2013 to 2016. Joel Motley, chairman emeritus of the board of Human Rights Watch and a member of the Council on Foreign Relations, will be the featured speaker at the May 15, 2022, commencement at the UConn School of Law. “UConn Law is honored that Mr. Motley will be ...

Two same-sex couples became the first Thursday to legally tie the knot in Chile, which joined a handful of countries in majority Catholic Latin America to allow LGBTQ couples to marry. Under a law approved by Congress in December and signed by outgoing President Sebastian Pinera, they can also now adopt children. "We never imagined we would experience this moment in Chile," Jaime Nazar, 39, d...