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Laura Phillips

Laura Phillips

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Contributor, The National Law Review

Washington

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I'm curious about the world: If it's a good story, I'll cover most anything.

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Total articles 157

  • Vulnerable individuals and financial abuse: what to look out for

    By Laura Phillips| Lexology Verified We increasingly encounter situations where a vulnerable person may have been financially abused by a third party. A recent study by STEP found that financial abuse is increasing and it is most prevalent where there is uncertainty about whether a person lacks capacity or their decision-making ability is in decline. Individuals who have a reduced cognitive function are more at risk of being victims of financial abuse and the risk factors associated with abuse increases with age and isolation.

    By Laura Phillips · Lexology

    Feb. 13, 2025

  • Tomato leaf curl

    By Laura Phillips| Sabetha Herald Verified During hot summer months, many gardeners notice their tomato plants have curling leaves. There are various reasons why tomato leaves can curl, but luckily the different causes present different symptoms. The most common reason for tomato leaf curl is environmental stress, often from a lack of water. Tomato plants need a lot of water, and, in times of drought or high temperatures, tomato plants will curl their leaves up and over to reduce the amount of leaf tissue exposed to the sun.

    By Laura Phillips · Sabetha Herald

    Jul. 18, 2023

  • Vulnerable individuals and financial abuse: what to look out for

    By Laura Phillips| Lexology Verified We increasingly encounter situations where a vulnerable person may have been financially abused by a third party. A recent study by STEP found that financial abuse is increasing and it is most prevalent where there is uncertainty about whether a person lacks capacity or their decision-making ability is in decline. Individuals who have a reduced cognitive function are more at risk of being victims of financial abuse and the risk factors associated with abuse increases with age and isolation.

    By Laura Phillips · Lexology

    Feb. 13, 2025

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The National Law Review

The National Law Review is a legal publication that has been providing insights since 1888. Originally a print journal in Philadelphia, it has transitioned to an online platform that combines its historical roots with modern digital accessibility. The publication focuses on delivering free, vetted legal news and analysis, making it a valuable resource for legal professionals. The National Law Review publishes articles written by practicing attorneys and legal experts, covering topics such as litigation, regulatory updates, and emerging legal trends. It also serves as a thought leadership platform, allowing attorneys to showcase their expertise. The publication features a research database that integrates historical legal content with a modern searchable format, catering to both in-house attorneys and the public. Additionally, it is recognized as a media reference source, frequently cited by mainstream outlets for insights on U.S. legal developments. The platform is designed to be accessible to a wide audience, including in-house counsel, law firms, business professionals, and law students.

Washington, D.C., United States, United States

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Founded: 2009