Can domestic violence be a “material change of circumstances” necessary to change a parenting plan in Tennessee?
Consent decree shuts down production of Real Water because of violations and link to outbreak
A federal court permanently enjoined a Henderson, NV, company from preparing, processing, and distributing adulterated and misbranded bottled water.
In a complaint filed on May 19, at the request of the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), the United States
FDA demands records from bottled water company linked to hepatitis outbreak
A bottled water company continues to refuse to cooperate with an FDA investigation of non-viral hepatitis. The agency reports that the water is the only common denominator among the outbreak patients.
“Given a lack of cooperation by the firm, FDA
Change of Child’s Last Name Reversed in Henderson, Tennessee Paternity Case: Knipper v. Enfinger
What does it take to change a child’s last name in Tennessee?
UNLV Detention Report Released, Demonstrations Follow
The UNLV law school’s Immigration Clinic has published a report on conditions for immigration detainees at the Henderson Detention Center. The report provides evidence that conditions at the Henderson Detention Center violate many of Immigration and Customs Enforcement policies, including
60-Year-Old Birko Corp. Grows in Its Importance to Food Safety
Many involved in the beef, beer or fresh produce industry equate the concept of food safety directly to the Birko Corp. It’s a good call for them, and as it turns out it’s a good story for the rest of
Qualified Disclaimers
Whether in the context of gift and estate tax planning or probate and trust administration, we have been talking with our clients about qualified disclaimers more than ever. It is an effective planning technique, but it must be implemented carefully.