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This is the first in a series of articles Jones Walker LLP is providing that will explore the impact of the 2024 Election on Environmental Law. There are several significant [...]

Byline: Dominic Turco Illinois State track and field had a busy weekend as it had athletes competing in the Meyo Invitational hosted by Notre Dame in South Bend, Indiana, and [...]

Byline: Dominic Turco MILWAUKEE, Wis. -- After starting the spring season with three consecutive losses, Illinois State men's tennis picked up a 7-0 win on the road Sunday at Marquette. [...]

Byline: Dominic Turco Illinois State men's tennis kicked off its spring season by splitting up and falling victim to sweeps at the hands of Arkansas and Tulsa Friday. The Razorbacks [...]

Byline: Dominic Turco RALEIGH, N.C. -- Illinois State women's basketball traveled to take on No. 5-ranked NC State, falling 79-61 to Redbird head coach Kristen Gillespie's alma mater on Sunday [...]

Byline: Dominic Turco BOULDER CITY, Nev. - Illinois State women's golf tied its lowest single-round score of 282 on Tuesday to help set a new three-round record of 857 while [...]

Byline: Dominic Turco ANN ARBOR, Mich. -- Nam Pham being the lone Redbird to make it to Saturday play falls to Ohio State's Bryce Nakashima by scores of 6-7, 6-1, [...]

Byline: Dominic Turco After an impressive performance sweeping both 1-meter and 3-meter events against Eastern Illinois on Friday, junior Illinois State's Eva Reyes was named the Missouri Valley Conference Diver [...]

Byline: Dominic Turco After earning her first medalist honor of the season at the Coyote Creek Classic on Sunday, Jinyoung Yun has been named the Missouri Valley Conference Golfer of [...]

Byline: Dominic Turco BARTONVILLE, Ill. -- With a three-round score of 905, Illinois State women's golf was just short of Bradley's 897 on Sunday at the Coyote Creek Classic -- [...]

The United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit recently rendered a decision based on the Unlawful Internet Gaming Enforcement Act ('UIGEA') that could have broad implications for online [...]

On May 2, 2018, a class action lawsuit based on violations of Illinois State marketing laws was filed by Plaintiff Matthew Ditnes ('Ditnes') in the United States District Court for [...]

Brand owners have leveraged celebrity endorsements for decades, and while they can be valuable, they can also be risky. In the event of a celebrity scandal, a brand owner may [...]

The National Collegiate Athletic Association (the 'NCAA') recently boxed out sweepstakes app provider Kizzang LLC ('Kizzang') and its principal in a trademark lawsuit filed in connection with the planned name [...]

After months of struggling under the weight of competing interests, Connecticut's Governor recently signed into law a State budget that includes provisions for the legalization and regulation of daily fantasy [...]

Byline: Andrew Turco Professor of Mathematics, Ira Fine, handles an origami stegosaurus. -Staff Photo/Justin Decker A pair of worn hands glide along a thin black plane of paper. One finger [...]

Byline: Andrew Turco Shoes donated to Soles4Souls sit waiting to be collected. -Staff Photo/Andrew Turco Rowan University's students and faculty partnered with a local organization to donate over 300 pairs [...]

Byline: Andrew Turco Luke Cooper, professor in the department of Psychology, during his lecture, The Pros and Cons of Personality, on October 27 in Robinson Hall -Staff Photo/Andrew Turco Dr. [...]

Mobile App Sweepstakes Are an Effective Tool for Business Owners Businesses are increasingly looking to harness two of the most dynamic means of consumer interaction, mobile applications (or 'apps') and [...]

Byline: Andrew Turco A lader truck from the Glassboro Fire Department sits at the scene of a house fire on Monday.-Staff Photo/Jaryd Leady National Fire Prevention Week began this past [...]

Byline: Andrew Turco A memorial to those who were killed due to intimate partner violence was set up in Business Hall room 104 -Staff Photo/Justin Decker Abuse between two partners [...]

Byline: Andrew Turco Greggory Nekrasovas performs 'Space Oddity' by David Bowie with a ukulele from Hawaii. -Staff Writer/Andrew Turco Monday's Open Mic Night included ukuleles, electric guitars and a Justin [...]

Byline: Andrew Turco Winans Hall/the Wellness Center. -Staff Photo/Andrew Turco The Wellness Center is on a yearlong quest to gather 1,300 reasons to live by April 2017. The new initiative, [...]

This article, titled "Bison" by Marie Turco, is a poem about the author's dream of walking down a sand trail and finding animal bones. After seven nights of dreaming, the author comes across a beautiful bison. Marie Turco is a poet, playwright, and textile artist who lives in Santa Fe County. She has had her writing published in various publications and is currently working on a book of haiku about living in New Mexico. [Extracted from the article]

Brand owners have engaged celebrity endorsers to sell products for decades, but not all of them make it through a celebrity endorsement unscathed. O.J. Simpson, Chris Brown, Tiger Woods and [...]

Byline: Al Turco and Kimberly Atkins With little chance of long-term federal estate tax reform passing any time soon, attorneys are again trying to plan as best as they can, [...]

Byline: Albert Turco and Kimberly Atkins With little chance of long-term federal estate tax reform passing any time soon, attorneys are again trying to plan as best as they can, [...]

Byline: Al Turco Practitioners expect social host liability law to continue to evolve even in the shadow of a recent Supreme Judicial Court decision that maintains the status quo. In [...]

Byline: Al Turco An attorney with 24 years of experience helping consumers dig themselves out of debt says the $25 billion settlement that attorneys general in 49 states reached with [...]

Byline: Al Turco The Legislature’s Judiciary Committee is considering a bill that would alter state law to prevent accused murders from pleading “not guilty by reason of insanity” and replace [...]

Byline: Albert Turco and Kimberly AtkinsAfter punting on the issue in the past, the U.S. Supreme Court has again waded into the choppy waters of privacy protection in the digital [...]

Byline: Al Turco Springfield attorney Mark Hare claims the Patrick administration is again playing a “shell game” in presenting an apparently balanced budget while knowing that insufficient funds have been [...]

Byline: Al Turco The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is poised to implement new rules that will change the way public companies compensate top executives, potentially creating a number of [...]

Byline: Al Turco While William J. Delaney has been enjoying his stint as president of the Rhode Island Bar Association, the past months have also been tough for the Providence [...]

Byline: Al Turco The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is poised to implement compensation rules that corporate attorneys in Massachusetts say will make it hard for public companies to hire [...]

Byline: Al Turco With the clock ticking, the Committee for Public Counsel Services is desperately trying to hire enough public defenders to comply with a legislative mandate that it represent [...]

Byline: Al Turco State Sen. Cynthia Stone Creem says she fights to protect the rights of Massachusetts citizens because she knows what it feels like to have them violated. In [...]

Byline: Albert Turco A company that marketed and sold educational tours could be sued under Chapter 93A by the estates of four participants who drowned during a trip, a Superior [...]

Byline: Albert Turco Its not often that the public gets to hear about the good things state employees are doing, says Anthony Benedetti, chief counsel for the Committee for Public [...]

Byline: Albert Turco When Jeffery N. Catalano recently represented the family of a teen who died playing basketball from a heart defect that his doctor allegedly had found but failed [...]

Byline: Albert Turco The Supreme Judicial Court has found that the state Board of Registration in Dentistry did not have the authority to interpret, apply or enforce federal Occupational Safety [...]

Byline: Albert Turco Attorneys and court officials are preparing for what they predict will be a rough transition when sweeping changes to the probate system go into effect on Jan. [...]

Byline: Albert Turco Gov. Deval L. Patricks absence from todays Governors Council meeting prevented Mary OSullivan Smith from being appointed as a Barnstable County Juvenile Court judge - for now. [...]

Byline: Al Turco In this annual feature, Lawyers Weekly honors Rhode Island attorneys who have stood out from the crowd in 2011 by winning important decisions, being involved in cases [...]

Byline: Thomas E. Egan and Al Turco A firearm that police found on a pedestrian walking away from the scene of a street brawl should not have been admitted at [...]

Byline: Thomas E. Egan and Al Turco A firearm that police found on a pedestrian walking away from the scene of a street brawl should not have been admitted at [...]

Byline: Albert Turco A year after the state personnel records statute was revised to include a requirement that employers notify employees about negative information added to their files, both sides [...]

Byline: Albert Turco The Appeals Court recently affirmed a judgment in favor of plaintiff trustees of a property development in Shrewsbury who had sued one couple living there for building [...]

Byline: Albert Turco Gov. Deval L. Patricks nominee for the clerk-magistrate opening at Plymouth Juvenile Court, George P. Roper, went before the Governors Council yesterday to make his case. Roper [...]

Byline: Albert Turco Eight months after it went into effect, a statute designed to clarify the stateÆs homestead law has accomplished that mission, attorneys say, though it suffers from some [...]