Learn to recognize human trafficking warning signs in Alabama hospitality settings and how community awareness creates a path to survivor protection.
Survivors of sexual assault and trafficking have multiple paths to justice and safety. Jasmyne Crimiel, Associate Attorney at Singleton Schreiber, walks through confidential resources, criminal prosecution, civil lawsuits, and how to hold institutions accountable for enabling harm.
From black box data to maintenance records, truck crash cases often depend on evidence that must be secured quickly to uncover the full story.
Elizabeth Aniskevich examines Maine’s first-in-the-nation law regulating home equity investment agreements and explains how the legislation could reshape consumer protections nationwide. The article also discusses ongoing litigation involving allegedly deceptive shared appreciation contracts.
Commercial drivers face stricter standards due to the size and risk of their vehicles, yet distracted driving remains common and dangerous.
Marisa Ong and Kristina Aiad-Toss examine New Mexico’s Epstein Truth Commission, focusing on survivor-led accountability and Zorro Ranch investigations.
Partner Ebony Griffin-Guerrier provides an update on the Mississippi Crossing Pipeline (MSX), highlighting the March 23, 2026 deadline to submit public comments on the project’s draft Environmental Impact Statement and outlining what it could mean for affected landowners and communities.
Ben Koh explains how a landmark California ruling allows Amazon to be held liable for defective third-party products sold on its platform.
Matt Clendenin, Senior Counsel, explains why saying “I’m fine” after an accident can undermine injury claims and why medical evaluation matters.
Ebony Griffin‑Guerrier, Counsel at Singleton Schreiber, outlines the implications of the Trump EPA’s Feb. 26 repeal of the Endangerment Finding, the legal framework that has supported federal regulation of greenhouse gases since 2009. The rollback weakens federal oversight of climate pollution and complicates citizen‑suit pathways for challenging industrial emissions, but it leaves intact critical avenues for accountability based on criteria pollutants and permit violations that continue to harm frontline communities.
