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Law firms are experimenting with artificial intelligence tools

Big law firms, known for their grueling hours and workloads, are experimenting with artificial...

Bill raising age to enter bars amended after pressure from college-age workers

In the face of immense pushback from young service industry workers, a proposed law...

Check fraud is on the rise despite high-tech banking tools

Check fraud might seem old-fashioned in the digital era, but it’s on the rise as criminal gangs become increasingly sophisticated, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Congress demanding answers from FEMA on Risk Rating 2.0

More than 50 lawmakers have sent a formal letter asking FEMA for answers about the inner workings of Risk Rating 2.0.

The Stanford Ponzi scheme saga enters its last chapter

Most of the money the 18,000 investors put in—the Baton Rouge office alone wrote an estimated $2 billion worth of bogus certificates of deposit—is likely long gone.

Stanford Group scandal’s final act

The final act of the Stanford Group scandal seems to be playing out 14 years after the Ponzi scheme financially and emotionally ravaged the lives of so many Baton Rouge investors.

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Unglesby Law Firm leaves downtown for south Baton Rouge

Unglesby Law Firm is moving from its location on Napoleon Street downtown to an...

What will the Alabama gambling case mean for college sports?

Alabama fired its baseball coach this week amid an investigation into suspicious bets involving...

2023 Influential Women in Business: Zelma Murray Frederick

Zelma Murray Frederick, managing member-Baton Rouge at McGlinchey Stafford, is a 2023 Influential Women in Business honoree.

Baton Rouge hospitals examined in ‘60 Minutes’ segment on state’s abortion ban

On Sunday, CBS’ 60 Minutes shined a spotlight on maternal health care in Louisiana and the impact that last year’s abortion ban has had on women at risk.