Digital Discovery: Freedom for All: An Attorney’s Guide to Fighting Human Trafficking — Kelly Hyland, who co-authored the first edition of this title in 2016 with Kavitha Sreeharsha, partnered with the American Bar Association Book Publishing division to release a second edition in 2023. With this latest iteration, Hyland and the ABA seek to “encourage more attorneys to engage in anti-trafficking work.”

For information about the rights that are guaranteed to all people living in the U.S. regardless of immigration status, as well as a variety of Know Your Rights guides for people who are confronted by police or Immigration and Customs Enforcement in their homes, at work, while driving, or out in public spaces, please consult the list of resources within.

Celebrate Public Domain Day by learning about the opportunities the public domain provides for the free sharing and adapting of treasured works, and for replicating and preserving lesser-known works, with the resources in this post.

There have been reports circulating in the media that there is a shortage of ombudsmen in Texas, especially in long-term care facilities. It is said, too, that these ombudsmen play vital roles in the lives of the people living in and receiving care at these facilities. However, what is less known is who these ombudsmen are and what they do.

On this last day of the year, we’re taking a look back at our blog, Ex Libris Juris, and calling attention to some of the highlights. Welcome to Ex Libris Yearbook, the 2024 edition.

It is often said that “imitation is the sincerest form of flattery,” but this adage fails to mention that imitation can also lead to litigation. Last month, Buc-ee’s filed a lawsuit in the Western District of Missouri against Duckees Drive Thru, a Missouri-based liquor store, alleging trademark infringement. Buc-ee’s claims that the Duckees name and logo are “nearly identical” and will likely lead to confusion.