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For an individual, merely navigating litigation can be expensive, time consuming, and at times overwhelming. But when that individual is also unable to

Around 600 eager concertgoers went to The Southern Brewing Company on Sunday to attend the Dawg Daze Music Festival, a festival organized by University of Georgia students as a part

“Chinese companies view American and EU companies as very risky, in large part because so many American and EU companies are looking to move their

Community members struggling to recover from hurricanes and COVID-19 can speak out at the ENC Regional Church and Community Resiliency Collaborative.

"Attorneys possess many of the same characteristics as their human cousins." Someone said that. Probably me. They often bring to their jobs cognitive

Congress is no closer to passing additional COVID-19 funding, and without it, some programs are running out of funds. While the House was out on recess, the focus in the Senate was on the confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Ketanji Brown Jackson.

Keyano College has been granted $559,615 from the Regional Municipality of Wood Buffalo (RMWB) for their Theat...

"Your proposition may be good, but let’s have one thing understood: Whatever it is, I’m against it. And even when you’ve changed it or condensed it—I’m

Elon Law Dean Emeritx Luke Bierman was featured in the February 2022 issue of North Carolina Lawyer Magazine where he shared reflections on the achievements of the law school community during his...

Wildfires are burning more severely and more often, urban noise pollution is growing into a global public health menace, and phenological mismatches – disruptions in the timing of life-cycle stages in natural systems – are causing ecological consequences.