DAYTON, OH —June 3, 2025 – Faruki PLL (Faruki) is pleased to welcome their new summer clerks, Arabella Loera, (who is a returning 2024 summer clerk, as part of the Faruki/CareSource Flyer Legal Pathways scholarship); and Macy Gates, who recently
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Is The President Tired Of Losing Yet?
There are at least two baseball metaphors to apply to President Trump’s failed attempts to punish law firms for representing clients and causes that displease him. The two that come immediately to mind are “three strikes and you’re out;” and
Keeping Your Employee Handbook Current: A Practical Roadmap for 2025
An employee handbook should do more than simply spell out rules. When done right, it should capture the company’s culture, frame legal compliance, and set clear expectations for every member of the company. As the current administration changes rules established
Let's Go Brandon Shirt Draws School's Ire
U.S. representative Warren Davidson recently introduced federal legislation requiring the National Institute of Health to study the effects of “Trump Derangement Syndrome.” According to the bill’s co-sponsor, Barry Moore, from Alabama, “Trump Derangement Syndrome has become an epidemic on the
The Problem of AI, Lawyers, and Chauffeur Knowledge: Why Depth of Understanding Still Matters in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
In the modern legal world, the promise and peril of artificial intelligence are unfolding before our eyes. Lawyers are increasingly adopting AI tools to streamline research and draft documents. AI technology offers a future with remarkable speed and efficiency, but
Why The DC Bar Presidential Election Matters
I heard a piece on Morning Edition the other day concerning the election of the President of the D.C. Bar Association that got my attention. Ordinarily, a piece about some other city’s Bar Association wouldn’t grab my attention. But this
Navigating the Haze: Substance Abuse Policies in the Era of Legal Marijuana
The landscape of workplace drug policies is constantly shifting, particularly with the growing trend of states legalizing marijuana for medical and recreational use. Understanding the interplay between federal law, state statutes, and employer rights is crucial, especially in states like
Mike Lindell Lawyers Use Incompetence As A Weapon
Mike Lindell, the founder and pitchman for My Pillow, is a defendant in a lawsuit in a federal court in Colorado. The plaintiff is Eric Coomer. He is the former Director of Product Strategy and Security for Dominion Voting Systems.
Navigating Layoffs: Understanding RIFs, the WARN Act, and Best Practices
One of the most challenging situations a company and its employees can encounter is a reduction in force (RIF), commonly known as a layoff. While driven by necessary business objectives like cost reduction, restructuring, or strategic shifts, RIFs carry significant
AI in Hiring: Legal Risks & Compliance
In the ever-evolving landscape of trying to find the perfect employee candidate, Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) has taken the world by storm. While AI may feel like a superhero in the hiring world, swooping in to save the day with its