The EU is often viewed as a champion of gender equality, write Elena Frech and Jessica Fortin-Rittberger. But unless commitments are translated into sustained action, future political changes could reverse the progress made so far. From parliaments to governments, women are breaking barriers – yet persistent underrepresentation remains, challenging the ideal of equal citizenship on … Read more
When you buy a house that has a homeowners association (HOA), you access many benefits. One area of HOA living homeowners need to have a solid grasp on, however, is their insurance obligations. Many residents may often ask how HOA insurance differs from individual homeowners insurance and what is covered under each policy. We break down each of these … Read more
Retired Brown, Goldstein & Levy Partner Joshua Treem was honored with the prestigious Robert C. Heeney Memorial Award by the Maryland State Bar Association Section of Criminal Law and Practice at a reception on March 19. The Heeney award is given annually to an individual who exemplifies the highest professional standards and achievement in the … Read more
The digitalisation of industrial infrastructure is underway and 55% of organisations are confident that the Internet of Things (IoT, as one of its key aspects, will change the state of security in industrial control systems (ICS), according to Kaspersky’s recent report. Entitled “The State of Industrial Cybersecurity in the Era of Digitalization”, the report however … Read more
Press release written by Rachael Stark for NEPA on 6 March 2025 Luzerne County Levee Trail in Forty Fort, PA. Photo courtesy of Pennsylvania Environmental Council. Much of Northeastern Pennsylvania is Connected via a Network of Trails To “have a backbone” is an idiom for strength, and the phrase is a logical one. Our spine … Read more
