Nadia Sokolov|December 4, 2025
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction that blocked the enforcement of a provision from a new domestic-policy law aimed at stripping Medicaid funding from certain health-care providers in 22…
Nadia Sokolov|October 2, 2025
San Francisco’s Fleet Week 2025 is set to proceed as planned, celebrating the U.S. armed forces and marking the Navy’s 250th anniversary. However, this year’s event will look somewhat different…
Nadia Sokolov|July 6, 2025
Navigating the complexities of estate planning and probate law can feel overwhelming, especially in times of grief. For attorney Melissa Yoest, the challenges of dealing with probate hit close to…
Nadia Sokolov|July 3, 2025
Fighting for Justice When It Matters Most The phone rings late one evening at the Joseph Dedvukaj Law Firm. It’s a frantic call from a woman whose husband, a long-time…
Nadia Sokolov|June 21, 2025
In a major legislative victory, the Texas Legislature passed a comprehensive criminal justice reform package in 2025 that aims to address longstanding issues within the state’s justice system. The reform…
Nadia Sokolov|June 21, 2025
The Red Movement: Social and Environmental Justice in the 21st Century is a bestselling human rights manifesto from acclaimed international human rights attorney, author, and activist Shadan Kapri. With piercing…
Nadia Sokolov|June 20, 2025
The Texas legislature has passed a new law that explicitly prohibits non-citizens from voting in state and local elections. While non-citizens have not been legally allowed to vote in federal…
Nadia Sokolov|June 19, 2025
With the 2026 midterm elections fast approaching, several states are once again at the center of heated legal battles over voting rights, as new laws and court rulings raise concerns…
Nadia Sokolov|June 17, 2025
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal from Chevron and several other oil and gas companies seeking to move lawsuits concerning Louisiana’s coastal damage from state to…
Nadia Sokolov|June 16, 2025
The 89th Texas Legislature wrapped up its 140-day regular session on June 2, 2025, passing a series of bills that reflect the state’s growing conservative agenda. Governor Greg Abbott and…