By Richard T. Herman, Esq. | Herman Legal Group – Can immigrants travel inside the U.S.?
Quick Answer
Most immigrants and visa holders can travel inside the United States. A domestic trip by plane, car, bus, train, subway, motorcycle, bike,
Closing the Gap
On June 5, 2026, the Ohio Board of Professional Conduct (the “Board”) issued Opinion 2026-02, clarifying when Ohio law firms may use separately registered trade names or “doing business as” (DBA) names in their marketing and
National Jurist preLaw News recently released its Health Law Honor Roll, in which the CSU|LAW Health Program received an A+ rating. The Health Law Honor Roll recognizes law schools that “prepare students through medical-legal partnerships, health care transactions, regulatory compliance
As described in a previous blog post, the 2026 DOJ Health Care Fraud Takedown reflects an increased enforcement focus on Medicaid. Because Medicaid dollars are both federal and state in origin, a single set of allegations can expose a
Hall Render is pleased to announce that Allie Krueger has joined the firm as a Shareholder.Allie Krueger is an intellectual property attorney who advises life sciences companies, health care organizations and research institutions on IP strategy, patent portfolios and the
Hall Render is pleased to announce that Kiera Gauthier has joined the firm as an Associate in the Denver office.Kiera Gauthier is a health care transactional and regulatory attorney who collaborates with health care providers and organizations on the structuring,
DAYTON, Ohio – Faruki PLL Partners Jeff Cox, Erin Rhinehart, Brian Wright, Stephen Weigand, Jeffrey S. Sharkey, and Jack Greiner have been recognized in the 2027 edition of The Best Lawyers in America®. Greiner is being recognized by Best
Prediction market platforms continue to battle state regulators over prediction contracts tied to the outcome of sporting events. A recent 6th Circuit appeal by KalshiEX LLC reflects this trend and implicates important issues involving not just the betting industry and
The Sixth Circuit found that the insured’s loss of property due to fire was covered despite noncompliance with an endorsement requiring encompassing the property. 3371 Reading, LLC v. Liberty Mut Group, Inc., et al., 2026 U.S. App. LEXIS 19156 (6th
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