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Immigrant Rights Groups & Immigration Lawyers on ICE Mass Surveillance

Looking to speak to immigrants rights groups and immigration lawyers ASAP for a story about ICE/DHS and mas surveillance. If that’s you or anyone you know, DM me your best contact number!! Or tag ppl below who would be good to connect with.

Anonymous Employment Relations Stories for HR Podcast

I’m very excited to finally let you in on a little secret. 🎙️✨ We’ve been quietly brewing something behind the scenes, and it’s almost ready to share. We’re launching a new podcast called HR Unlocked. The idea is simple. Real conversations about real employment relations issues. We’ll be talking with executives, HR directors, mediators, lawyers and HR professionals about the situations you actually face at work. The tricky ones. The uncomfortable ones. The moments that keep you awake at night, and the ones you look back on and laugh about later. And this is where I’d love your help. We want to hear your stories. The weirdest, wildest and most wonderful employment relations situations you’ve had to deal with. Please anonymise them and share them in the comments, or DM me directly. You can also email or call me if that’s easier. If you’ve ever thought, “Surely this doesn’t just happen to me,” this podcast is for you. DM me anytime! I can’t wait to hear your stories. 😊 ✉️ [email redacted] 📞 027 573 5483 📰 Subscribe to our blog series:https://lnkd.in/gwekEWGs #PeopleAssociates #HRUnlocked #HRPodcast #EmploymentRelations #HRProfessionals #PeopleAndCulture

Trans Kansas Residents for Driver’s License Law Interviews-Today

🚨 JOURNO REQUEST 🚨 Are you trans? Do you live in Kansas? Or do you know someone who is/does? I want to interview you about how the new driver's license law has affected you, ideally TODAY! @iohazard.01 on Signal // io.dodds@the-independent // happy to protect identity Please share widely 💜

Trans Kansans on SB 244 Impact for NBC News

Looking to speak with trans Kansans about how SB 244 (the law affecting driver's licenses, birth certificates, bathrooms and more) is affecting your life so far and plans for the future. [email redacted] or Signal @joyurcaba.91

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MoneyLion-EarnIn-Brigit App Users - Regulation Insights for Colorado Sun

I want to hear from you: Do you or a friend or family member apps like MoneyLion, EarnIn or Brigit? What has your experience been like? What do you want state lawmakers to know as they consider how to regulate the app companies? coloradosun.com/2026/03/04/c...

coloradosun.com

Canadian Cybercrime Lawyer on Lost Business Account Rights - Sherbrooke Record

. #journorequest For a piece in the Sherbrooke Record, would love to chat with a Cdn lawyer (ideally Qc lawyer) interested in cybercrimes, about what someone's legal rights are if they lose access to their business acct via a hack. Interested?

sherbrookerecord.com

Canadian Cybercrime Lawyer on Hacked Business Account Rights - Sherbrooke Record

#journorequest For a piece in the Sherbrooke Record, would love to chat with a Cdn lawyer (ideally Qc lawyer) interested in cybercrimes, about what someone's legal rights are if they lose access to their business acct via a hack. Interested?

sherbrookerecord.com

UK Lawn Care Specialist - Moss Control Driveways & Patios - Homebuilding & Renovating

I'm looking for a lawn care specialist to comment on the best ways to kill and prevent moss on driveways and patios. For Homebuilding & Renovating. Needs to be UK-based #journorequest

homebuilding.co.uk

Ohio Residents Needed on SB 56 & Marijuana Regulation for WOSU

Journalist seeking sources - SB 56, referendum and the debate around marijuana regulation Hi r/Columbus! My name is Nora Igelnik, and I am a reporter for WOSU Public Media, and I am working on a story about marijuana regulation in Ohio against the backdrop of the national debate surrounding the drug — whether related to health, policy, access, industry and more. A couple of weeks ago, The New York Times Editorial Board released an opinion, "It’s Time for America to Admit That It Has a Marijuana Problem," arguing that Big Weed and a lack of education has led to addiction and health issues. When I read this opinion, I started to look into what was going on in our state in terms of regulation. Senate Bill 56, which will go into effect March 20, will amend the regulations put in place after Ohioans voted on Issue 2 in 2023. This bill bans intoxicating hemp products, caps the number of dispensaries state-wide, caps THC levels in extracts and flower, prohibits public smoking, allows landlords to prohibit smoking in rental properties, makes possessing weed bought from another state a crime and more. Ohioans for Cannabis Choice is trying to get a referendum on the ballot that the public can vote on in November to block the law, arguing that this law will impact small businesses and does not promote true regulation. I want to hear from you about your opinions on SB 56, a potential referendum and marijuana regulation in general. Please reply to this post or DM me if you are interested in being interviewed.

wosu.org

Kansas Trans Residents with ID Changes for KCUR SB 244 Story

KCUR reporter seeks sources for a story on Kansas ID invalidation law Hi there, I hope you're doing well. I'm Zane Irwin, a reporter with KCUR and the Kansas News Service. I'm working on a story about the effects of SB 244, the new law restricting bathroom use and ID changes for transgender people. I'm hoping to connect with someone: 1. who has changed the gender marker on their Kansas ID in the past; 2. who lives in or near the Kansas City metro area; 3. who is planning to go to the DMV in the next few days in an attempt to comply with the new law. If that is you, or someone you know, please find my contact info and my coverage of similar issues at the link on this post.

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Current or Recent Federal Employees on Workforce Changes - Bloomberg Law

Sourcing callout for federal workers! Hi r/fednews! A few of our Bloomberg Law journalists are writing about the ongoing federal workforce changes under the Trump administration, including stricter performance ratings and plans to cancel some union contracts. We're looking for insights from federal employees on their everyday experiences at work and how these changes are affecting morale and staffing in their offices. If you're a current or recent federal employee (within the past three months) and are willing to talk about your experiences, please reach out to senior correspondent Chris Marr via Signal at 706-512-1752 or email [email redacted]. We won't use your name in an article without your permission. Thanks! Zainab

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Cybersecurity Experts in Space Law for ABA SciTech Podcast

Calling all cybersecurity experts who are also space enthuisiasts! College of BILT at Marymount University is producing a podcast on cybersecurity and space for the Science & Technology section of the American Bar Association. I'm looking for experts to interview/record or even just send me a short answer to the following question: What are the top two or three things that you think attorneys (who specialize in space commercialization) need to know about cybersecurity?

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In-house Lawyers Sharing Moves to Private Practice for Career Feature

I just finished a 1:1 career clarity session with a mid-career in-house lawyer who had a belief that was quietly limiting her. She thought you couldn’t go from in-house back to private practice. Just… didn’t know it was a thing. So, if you’re an early career lawyer who thinks you’ve boxed yourself in by going in-house first, I need you to read this. You haven’t. Law firms, particularly commercial practices, want lawyers who have sat on the other side of the table. You understand the client experience from the inside. You know what keeps GCs up at night. You know how to speak the language of the client and that is genuinely valuable. I know people who have made this move. It exists. It happens. Is it the path of least resistance? Probably not. You’ll need humility, because private practice is a different way of working and some of your skills might need refinement. But here’s what will help: ✨ Getting clear on the transferable skills you bring ✨ Working with a top notch recruiter who understands this transition and knows how to pitch your experience ✨ Letting go of the idea that your career has to follow a straight line As Ashley Herd says, careers are more like a patchwork quilt. I’ve always said mine felt like snakes and ladders but either way, the linear ladder is a model from a different era. Your path being non-traditional is not the same as your path being blocked so please don’t make permanent decisions based on a belief that was never true to begin with. Lawyer friends, help me out. If you’ve made this move or know someone who has, please drop a comment. You can’t be what you can’t see and your story might be exactly what someone needs today. 💖 #careeradvice #inhousepractice #legalcareer #careerchange

Fortune 500 VP+ Execs for Long-Term Career Compensation Stats

High-earning corporate executives Can we hear some stats from high-earning corporate executives? No finance, law, accounting, or entrepreneurs. I’m talking corporate climbers: 20-40 years at VP+ in Fortune 500 companies. Marketing, sales, operations, GMs. What’s your role, age, comp, and retirement savings look like? Back in the day these jobs were the dream and they seem to have gone out of style but they must be producing a lot of quiet multi millionaires … we want to hear from you below!

Legal Expert on Tasmanian Sports Match Fixing Laws

(Research question) Is a specific law on match fixing in sports in Tasmania? I've had a look in the Criminal Code and the Gaming Control Act but can't find anything specific to it. I found an article from 2013 about the government wanting to bring in laws for fixing matches that is similar to New South Wales but that's all I found. (this is research for a story). Thanks.

Journalists Lawyers Researchers on Demolitions Documentation Project

This analysis is part of the Demolitions Project: maps, databases, and survivor narratives that treat documentation as political memory. If you’re a journalist, lawyer, or researcher working on demolitions, we want to hear from you. https://t.co/zqBoAn4pCA https://t.co/g3MrIEUMGU

Legal Scholars on State Shield Laws & Constitutional Challenges

Writing an article on state shield laws that aim to protect providers of reproductive and gender-affirming care to out-of-state patients, and the potential constitutional battle these laws seem to be teeing up under the Full Faith and Credit and Extradition Clauses. Seeking sources from #LawSky :)

Legal Tech Professionals for Digital Law Student Interviews

Are you a lawyer who uses tech? Want to share your knowledge & experience with law students? Got time to record a 30 minute interview with me online? I'm keen to hear from any legal practitioners or other legal professionals who would be generous enough to share their insights with Flinders University law students as part of our core topic LLAW3337 The Digital Lawyer. I'm particularly interested in hearing about * mapping legal processes and workflows * using the full MS365 suite of tools to maximum effect to optimise effectiveness and efficiency * how online meeting tools impacted your approach to engaging with clients, conducting mediations/negotiations or appearing in court * agents or applications you've built to help you do your job better * how you use GenAI and LLMs * how tech is impacting your day to day practice - and how its impacting building your business * what skills you are leaning and how you keep agile in a world that's changing fast Contact me at [email redacted] so we can arrange a time to meet via teams and record our interview. No preparation required - just your willingness to have a conversation with me, answer my questions and be recorded!

Mizzou Law 2013 Graduates for Missouri-Trump Admin Profile

For a story: looking to speak with Mizzou Law 2013 graduates about a certain classmate who went on to a statewide position in Missouri and now a role in the Trump administration. My Signal username is susanrinkunas.73

Housing Experts on Tiny Home Villages Policy Outcomes - Canada

Tiny home villages are currently Canada's most popular housing response. They are also a spectacular failure of social policy dressed up as compassion. I have been studying this trend through the lens of behavioural economics, disability rights law, and the hard cost data. I put together a short presentation breaking down what we are actually building when we build these compounds. The core problem is what Rory Sutherland would call "psycho-logic." When poverty becomes visible on our streets, the housed public craves visual order. A neat grid of cabins behind a fence soothes that anxiety. It packages a crisis into something tidy and photogenic. Politicians suffer from tangibility bias: you can bolt a corporate plaque to a cabin wall and cut a ribbon in front of a gate. You cannot photograph a portable rent supplement. So we fund the thing that makes the giver feel better, not the thing that actually works. And the data is damning: -Setup costs run roughly $99,000 per unit with $29,000 in annual operating costs (Greene et al., 2025). -A 2026 scoping review of 116 publications found zero empirical evidence that these villages improve long-term health or housing outcomes compared to other interventions (Marshall et al., 2026). We are scaling an experiment, not a solution. It gets worse. Operators routinely use "program participant" or "licensee" agreements to sidestep the Residential Tenancies Act. Residents have no eviction protections, no hearings, no recourse. The landlord and the support worker collapse into a single entity. If you clash with your caseworker, you lose your roof. That is not care. That is control. The UN CRPD Guidelines are explicit: an institution is not defined by the square footage of its roof. It is defined by isolation, segregation, and lack of control. A tiny home village is an institution broken into smaller pieces. And if municipalities need a financial reason to care about that distinction, they should look at what just happened in Nova Scotia. The province agreed to a $34 million class-action settlement for segregating people with disabilities (Disability Rights Coalition v. Nova Scotia, 2021 NSCA 70). Every gated compound we fund today is concrete being poured for the lawsuits of 2035. We already know what works. The Canadian gold standard is At Home / Chez Soi: scattered-site private apartments, portable rent supplements that belong to the person, and decoupled mobile support teams. It is boring. It is invisible. And it has the evidence base that tiny homes do not. Safety without autonomy is just custody. Swipe through the presentation below. I would genuinely like to hear from people working in housing, municipal planning, and legal advocacy on this. Are we building solutions, or are we just organizing the visible symptoms of poverty? - - - #HousingPolicy #HousingFirst #HumanRights #PublicPolicy #DisabilityRights #HousingCrisis

Public Opinion on Jersey Assisted Dying Law for ITV

[Channel ITV (fb)] We want to hear from you. What do you make of Jersey voting to legalise assisted dying? Comment below and watch our prog... https://t.co/cnhxMqm3sy

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Tax Ethics Article Submissions–AI Risks–Circular 230–EA Journal

😇 Angel on one shoulder.😈 Devil on the other. ⚖️ Circular 230 in the middle. Ethics in tax practice is rarely boring. The EA Journal wants articles that explore the real-world ethical dilemmas tax professionals face every day: 🔎 Due diligence under Circular 230 ✍🏻 Written advice and standards of practice 😣 Client pressure and professional judgment 🤖 Emerging ethical risks with technology and AI Whether you have a deep technical analysis or a sharp snapshot on a single issue, we want to hear from you. Feature and snapshot articles should address the tax law, practical application, and ethical considerations. 📅 Submission deadline: Friday, March 20, 2026 📧 Send drafts or ideas to: [email redacted] Tempting tax topics? Absolutely. Unethical shortcuts? Never. Help strengthen the profession... one article at a time.

naea.org

Tariff Policy Expert Insights Needed for Industry Dive Retail Story

Plenty of retail brands filing lawsuits with the government to seek tariff related refunds. Is this a worthy endeavor? What should retailers and brands be focused on right now with the updated tariff landscape? I'm looking seeking insights from experts for a story I'm writing today. Feel free to email me at: [email redacted] #tariff #retail #journorequest

industrydive.com

Expert Source on NJ ICE Facility & Federal vs Local Zoning

@lohplaces.bsky.social A colleague heard you speak at a conference & thought you might be a good source for a story about the DHS purchase of a warehouse in NJ for an ICE facility. What, if anything, can the town do to stop or limit this site? Does federal property supersede local zoning laws? Tnx

Space Law Expert on FCC NEPA Satellite Exemption - New Scientist

Hey space lawyers, I'm looking for someone available in the next hour or two that could comment on the FCC's categorical exclusion from NEPA for satellite applications, for a story in New Scientist. Do get in touch! jdaoca[at]gmail[dot]com

newscientist.com

Legal Experts & School Leaders on Police Access to School Cameras

#JournoRequest Working on a story about law enforcement's access to school security cameras. Looking to speak with legal experts and school district leaders regarding implications for data governance, risk management and community trust. My DMs are open - thank you in advance for the support.

Community Leaders & Activists Needed for NIMBYism Case Studies

Two very different construction projects are facing the same powerful force: local communities saying 'not here.' From AI data centers to ICE facilities, a new wave of NIMBYism is reshaping America. It's a story of local power. In 2025, grassroots coalitions forced the cancellation of $98 billion in data center projects. They cited soaring electricity rates, water use, and strain on local grids. In places like Michigan and Virginia, residents protested, filed lawsuits, and won local bans. Parallel movements are challenging ICE's conversion of warehouses into detention camps. Advocates have exposed conditions and pushed for local bans, from Pennsylvania to New Mexico. What connects them? 🏘️ Community Impact: Both are seen as imposing major costs—whether economic or human—on local residents. 🤝 Unlikely Alliances: Environmental groups, civil rights activists, and ordinary neighbors are forming coalitions. 📜 Policy Shifts: This pressure is creating rare bipartisan momentum for regulation and moratoriums at the state level. The old NIMBY label often carried a negative connotation. Now, it's being reclaimed as a tool for community self-determination, applied to issues of public health, economic fairness, and human rights. It shows that when federal or corporate plans hit local reality, organized communities still have a powerful voice. They're not just opposing projects; they're demanding a seat at the table to define what progress and security should look like in their own backyards. Has your community faced a similar 'not here' moment? What was the outcome? #CommunityPower #GrassrootsOrganizing #LocalImpact 𝗦𝗼𝘂𝗿𝗰𝗲꞉

Securities Attorneys-Fraud Experts-Meme Stock Accountability-Stop Making Cents

Woot! Woot! Seeking Financial Sources: The "Meme Stock" Trajectory — From a Roaring 2021 to Accountability in 2026 ⚖️🚀 In 2021, I ghost-authored a series on the "Meme Stock" frenzy. Five years later, the "Wild Digital West" has moved from Reddit threads to federal scrutiny. 📂🔍 I'm diving into the 2026 Accountability Era for my newsletter,Stop Making Cents. While the SEC—under Chairman Paul Atkins' "Back-to-Basics" enforcement strategy—refocuses on hunting "liars, cheats, and thieves," a more intense psychological shift is happening on the ground. 🏛️🕵️♂️ What happened to the headlines and the fervent promises that "stonks" would only go up? 📉📉 I recently had anintriguingexchange with a Chief Investment Officer of an RIA who dropped a truth bomb about speculative retail traders. It made me question: Are meme stock traders victims orwilling participantsin the "rocket-to-the-moon" mission? 🧨🌕 I'm looking for expert voices to weigh in: 💼 ⚖️ Securities Attorneys:Insights on financial advisor impersonation and outcomes from pump-and-dump lawsuits (specifically regarding thePicard Medical/PMIorChina Liberal Education/CLEUFdockets). 🤖📱 Fraud Investigators:Tracking how bot manipulation and "off-channel" apps could be used for trading purposes. 🎰 🏦 Analysts/Traders:Can you actually "outsmart" the exit, or is the house always winning? WEIGH IN:Respond to my live pitch request on Qwoted (link in comments 👇) or send a DM to discuss the psychology behind the"Exit Trap." 📝💡 #MarketIntegrity #FinTech #MemeStocks #SecuritiesLaw #BehavioralFinance #Psychology

RIAs-Ex-Blue Owl Staff-Fund Lawyers-LPs on OBDC II Redemption Freeze

🔍 #journorequest — Working on Blue Owl's OBDC II redemption freeze and $1.4bn asset sale. Looking to speak to: RIAs who allocate to private credit, former Blue Owl employees, fund structuring lawyers, and institutional LPs in non-traded BDCs. DMs open 📩

Kentucky Parents on Social Media Age Laws for Local 12

I'm working on a story about legislation mandating age restrictions for minors for social media ... any Kentucky parents out there willing to talk to me about this issue? Thanks! @Local12

local12.com

CRE & Tariff Law Experts on SCOTUS Tariffs Ruling–GlobeSt.com–6pm ET

For GlobeSt.com: Legal and commercial real estate experts on SCOTUS tariffs ruling I’m writing about the tariffs ruling and its direct and indirect implications for commercial real estate. I’m also interested in how the Trump administration might react and what other channels it has for an end run around the ruling. I’m looking for experts with deep and extensive knowledge in either CRE or tariff law. By the way, I will have a similar query out for Forbes online as I plan to write about this for the weekend. I’m likely going to focus on interviews, though might use some comments, depending. Email to use is [email redacted]. Deadlines are 6pm ET today, 2/20

globest.com

Uber & Lyft Sexual Assault Victims Needed for NYT Investigation

A New York Times investigation revealed that Uber allowed drivers with various criminal convictions, including violent felonies, under policies that are now being reconsidered as the company moves to enact stricter background checks. The journalist is seeking to hear from individuals who have been victims of sexual assault or sexual misconduct during an Uber or Lyft ride to better understand these experiences and their impact. Have you been a victim of sexual assault or sexual misconduct during an Uber or Lyft ride? We know these experiences can be traumatic, but we’d like to hear your story if you are comfortable sharing it. If you feel comfortable, can you tell me briefly about what happened? Did you report the incident to the ride-hailing company, law enforcement or someone else?

nytimes.com

Voting Rights Expert on SAVE Act Impact for Black Voters

#JournoRequest For my podcast, Finally I can Talk, I’m looking for an expert to talk about how the SAVE Act can make voting harder for Black people. Black political scientists, voting rights lawyers or legal scholars, democracy or election policy researchers! Pls RT!!

Product Recall & Food Safety Law Experts on Infant Formula Crisis

Looking for product recall experts, those in food safety law and also branding experts to talk to me about infant formula crisis. Email in bio. #journorequest

Job Applicants & HR Experts on Unrelated Job Video Requirements - Inc.

Source request for Inc.: 1.looking for people who've made a video as part of a job application for a job that had nothing to do with video skills/client-facing anything. 2. looking for people who've asked for videos as part of their application (again, for jobs that have no logical reason to ask for a video) 3. looking for people in HR, recruiting, and workplace law to comment. THANKS FRIENDS. Please email me if you are one of these people. [email redacted]

inc.com

AI Media Researchers & IP Lawyers for Tech Revolt Synthetic Video Feature

I’m currently working on a feature for Tech Revolt titled: “The Age of Synthetic Media: What Happens When Anyone Can Create Anything?” Recent developments around tools like Seedance 2.0, capable of generating cinematic-grade video from simple prompts, have sparked industry debate around copyright, likeness rights and the future of professional production. This feature goes beyond one platform. It examines how AI video and generative systems are reshaping: • Intellectual property and training data • Media authenticity and verification • The creator economy • Platform concentration and AI governance • The economics of large-scale production Key questions include: – If anyone can generate high-quality video, what happens to traditional production models? – How should copyright law evolve? – Does synthetic media erode or redefine trust? – Are we entering creative democratisation, or algorithmic consolidation? I’m looking to speak with AI researchers, IP and media lawyers, film/VFX professionals, policy experts and creator economy analysts. Please DM me or email me at [email redacted]. Expert comments are needed by February 23rd.

EPA Rule Update Sources - Environmental Law Experts for CNBC

environmental compliance / law / air pollution experts check in— looking for sources to discuss the epa rule update i wrote about here: www.cnbc.com/2026/01/16/m... [email redacted] or dm me (can chat on or off the record)

cnbc.com

Native Plant Gardeners–HOA Experiences & Policy Change US

Looking to interview native plant gardeners about HOA experiences for an article Hi everyone, I'm a writer working on a story about HOAs, and how they control something like 1 million acres of land or more in the US. And in the vein of the Homegrown National Park, I feel like these decentralized, often volunteer-run orgs could maybe do some collective good for native wildlife... if so many of them weren't stubbornly fixated on maintaining prim and proper lawns. I'm hoping to interview someone who's either been a) stymied by their HOA when trying to plant native, and could speak about that frustrating experience, and/or b) someone who's managed to infiltrate/get elected to their HOA board, perhaps changing the rules so that native landscapes, prairie lawns, etc. are more accepted in their community. And come to think of it, c) anyone with some legal perspective about what an HOA can and can't force a homeowner to do with their yard might be helpful as well. Please reply or DM if you'd be up for an interview. (Note that I'd have to use your real name for any quotes, not your Reddit handle.) Thanks!

Trainee Solicitor Anonymous Views on Web Visibility for Law360

Looking for trainee solicitors' anonymous views on visibility at their firms Hey all — a journalist from Law360 here looking to hear from current law firm trainees for an article looking into a report that highlights a gap in recognition. How do you feel about not being listed on your firm’s website? Annoying? A non‑issue? Something that feels like a lack of recognition? DMs preferred — I won’t name you or your firm, and I’ll remove any details that could identify you.

law360.com

Inventors With Experience of IP Scam Attempts Needed

Researching IP Scam Attempts Targeting Inventors and Applicants Hi everyone, I'm working on a story about intellectual property scams. Specifically, fake law firms or individuals contacting inventors/applicants by email or phone and attempting to extract fees or sensitive information. If you’ve experienced (or are aware of) a suspected IP-related scam, I’d appreciate hearing about it. I’ll keep details anonymous, and I’m not asking for confidential information or client specifics. Please feel free to DM me if you’re willing to share. Thank you!

Pay-as-you-go Federal Docket Tools for Freelance Journalists

Freelancers: How do you monitor federal dockets? I’m working on a story about a pharmaceutical company facing class actions in three different states. I need to know when new motions are filed, but I don't have a corporate budget for a Bloomberg Law or Lexis subscription. Paying $0.10/page on PACER just to check if a filing is newsworthy is eating my budget. I’ve been using AskLexi for case alerts legal tech because the notification email summarizes the filing, which helps me decide if it's worth buying the PDF. Are there other pay-as-you-go tools for federal docket analysis that work well for independent journalists? I need something that tracks multiple districts at once

Employment Lawyer Source for Legal Story

Any employment lawyers who would be happy for me to run something past them for a story? 🤞 #journorequest #pressplugs

Experts on Trusting Reviews in Countries with Defamation Laws

I’m looking to interview lawyers, human rights organizations, travel advisors, and beauty tourism experts about trusting reviews in countries where defamation is illegal even when true. Please get in touch via [email redacted] with credentials and relevant expertise by Feb 11th.

Uber-Lyft Assault Victims for New York Times Safety Lawsuit Report

A federal jury recently found Uber liable for a sexual assault committed by one of its drivers in 2023, setting a precedent for thousands of similar lawsuits alleging systemic safety failures and sexual misconduct on ride-hailing platforms. This story explores the implications of the verdict, Uber's response, and the ongoing legal battles regarding passenger safety. Have you been a victim of sexual assault or sexual misconduct during an Uber or Lyft ride? We know these experiences can be traumatic, but we’d like to hear your story if you are comfortable sharing it.

nytimes.com

Sources on England Landlord Laws – Tenants, Landlords, Legal Experts

Journalism Project request!😊📰 I am a trainee journalist in Nottingham looking to complete a research project on what the new landlord laws could mean for housing, tenants, and landlords. The laws I am referring to are Renters Rights Act (which takes full effect in England in May), and Awaab’s Law (which came into effect October 2025). I specifically need to speak with: - Tenants in rented accomadation who have faced issues with their landlord, or their overall housing experience - Landlords/former landlords and how these laws will effect their work - Housing charities/community groups working with tenants - Housing officers/legal professionals who can give insight into these new laws If you, or someone you know is interested in speaking with me surrounding this topic, please message or leave a comment below! Thank you to anyone willing to contribute, hoping to make a difference and show the real stories behind renting and poor housing conditions. #journorequest #research #dissertation

UK Property & Rental Market Experts for Editorial Feature

#Journorequest #Urgentmediaquery I’m currently working on a set of long-form editorial features focused on the UK property and rental market. I’m keen to connect with professionals who operate in the UK and work closely with housing, renting, home buying or student accommodation, and who are open to sharing practical, on-the-ground insights. In particular, I’d like to connect with people involved in: – residential property and real estate in the UK – mortgages, lending and housing finance – conveyancing and property law – student accommodation and housing services – international student advisory or accommodation services with UK operations – rental market analysis and housing policy If this aligns with your work in the UK market, feel free to connect or message me at [email redacted]

Case Studies on Non-Hyped 'Why Us' Messaging for MarketingSherpa

Seeking examples for @MarketingSherpa article: How to communicate ‘why us’ without hype Especially seeking examples from: – Law offices – Independent hotels / inns / B&Bs – Independent insurance agencies (but will consider examples from any industry) #JournoRequest #PRrequest https://t.co/2ZXHsgsKsb

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ATS Governance Paper—Expert Reviewers with HR or Legal Experience Needed

Draft in progress – looking for expert reviewers I’m finalising a governance-focused paper on how Applicant Tracking Systems are configured and governed in practice, particularly where experience-based filtering, ranking, or prioritisation is used at scale. This is not an exposé and does not claim vendor intent or systemic discrimination. It’s a risk-mitigation and audit-oriented document aimed at HR, TA, and legal audiences, drawing on publicly available vendor documentation and clearly separating: • documented capabilities • configuration-dependent implications • forward-looking governance risks Before publication, I’d value critical review from practitioners, vendors, employment lawyers, or anyone with hands-on ATS experience. If you’re willing to sanity-check: – factual accuracy – technical nuance – where inference vs evidence needs tightening Please comment or DM, and I’ll share the draft privately.

Rural Elder Law & Senior Care Experts for Twin Ports Health Talks

🎙 Calling Rural Elder Law, Senior Healthcare & Aging Service Professionals Twin Ports Health Talks is seeking podcast guests who serve rural older adults and their families. We’re especially looking for experts in: Elder law & estate planning in rural communities Rural healthcare for older adults Medicare, Medicaid & long‑term care planning Home care, senior services & aging in place Access‑to‑care challenges in rural areas This is an opportunity to share practical guidance, highlight rural solutions, and support caregivers navigating aging with limited local resources. 🏢 Sponsorship opportunities are available for rural businesses and organizations serving seniors. 📩 Interested in being a guest or sponsor? Email [email redacted] Let’s amplify rural voices and strengthen aging support in underserved communities. #RuralHealth #RuralElderCare #SeniorCareProfessionals #AgingInPlace #RuralHealthcare #HealthPodcast #AgingWithDignity #AspirusHealth #AspirusDuluth #TwinPortsHealthTalks #SeniorAdvocacy #ElderLaw #HealthyAging #RuralHealthcare #FamilyCaregivers #AgingMatters #EssentiaHealth #EssentiaDuluth #GatewayFamilyClinic #FairviewHealth #MHealthFairview #Ecumen #EcumenCare #SelahWellnessClinic #SelahWellness #NewPerspectiveSeniorLiving #NewPerspective #ElderCare #AgingWell #HealthyAging #AgingSupport #SeniorAdvocacy #CaregiverSupport

Pet Owners & Landlords Needed for NZ Tenancy Law Story - LawNews

Landlords refusing to follow new pet rules for tenancies Hello, my name is Mahvash Ikram and I am a senior journalist for LawNews published by the Law Association of NZ. I am working on a story about the new pet rules - keen to talk to pet owners' experiences now that it has became unlawful for owners to refuse potential tenants who have pets. Are you finding landlords aren't following the new law? If you're a landlord who does/doesn't allow pets keen to talk you as well. Please send me a DM or reply to these post. Happy not to name you if you want to stay anonymous.

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