I had a great time speaking along with Tom Rawlings about crisis response at the Christian Legal Society National Conference last week.

I am thrilled to announce that my new book, co-written with my colleague Tom Rawlings, is available for pre-order! We believe that building a strong child safety culture shouldn't be overwhelming.

Connecticut has made some changes to its child welfare laws, effective this fall. It added paid camp staff and volunteer staff and administration to the list of mandated reporters.

A federal Court of Appeals has ruled that the Americans with Disabilities Act covers gender dysphoria. The ruling governs Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia, and West Virginia.

The Transacting Valyou podcast looks at how important values can help you navigate various challenges. Josh Porterhouse and I discussed how resilience, gratitude, and appreciation...

An incident from the Chicago area illustrates the problems that can arise when youth serving organizations aren't completely transparent with parents.

In this episode of Conversations with TED, we highlight steps to take before beginning an internal investigation for youth-serving organizations. Step one is identifying...

In late November, the Irish data regulator announced a $275M fine against Meta for privacy violations by Facebook. The company must also undertake "a range of specified remedial actions" imposed by the regulators.

Employers who have personnel in Illinois have been hard hit with class actions in the last few years under the state's biometric data privacy law (BIPA).

In our efforts to stamp bullying, we need to be sure that we aren't penalizing ordinary conflict. We have to know the difference, because if we overreact to peer conflict...

Following our Conversations with TED episode on preparing for an internal investigation, in our latest episode we walk through steps to consider during an internal investigation for youth-serving organizations.

The FTC's controversial proposal to ban all forms of noncompete agreements in employment agreements will not only meet with strong criticism, but it may also have serious adverse economic effects.

The Florida Supreme Court recently rendered a decision impacting lenders that rely on UCC-1 financing statements to protect their security interests in personal property collateral.

Georgia juries have awarded whopping verdicts in the tens of millions of dollars against shopping center owners when third parties have assaulted visitors.

An interesting new study looked at factors unique to forensic interviews of adolescents.

On Thursday, November 10, I had the honor of being a panelist on our tedU course covering the topic of the Business of Law.

This week, Taylor English hosted its second tedU course on "Building Relationships." In this course, a panel of firm attorneys, including Joe English, Amanda Hyland, Reggie Snyder...

On Wednesday, July 3, a federal district judge in Texas ruled that the U.S. Chamber of Commerce is "likely to succeed on the merits" of the Chamber's claim that the Federal Trade Commission lacked...

Massachusetts has a new foster parent bill of rights that provides such important benefits as 10 paid days of respite care per year, a 24-hour hotline for help from caseworkers, and better communication...

Telehealth's ability to connect patients and providers across vast distances brings undeniable benefits. However, this very advantage creates unique challenges for fraud prevention.