FAIRFIELD, N.J., June 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Choice Van Line continues to expand its presence in the nationwide long-distance moving industry as customers increasingly rely on independent research and verified online reviews when selecting a relocation provider. As part of this shift in consumer behavior, third-party review platforms and service listings have become an important part of how customers evaluate moving companies before booking.

One of the independent listings featuring the company can be found here: https://mygoodmovers.com/movers/choice-van-line. This resource provides consumers with additional information about Choice Van Line, helping them compare services, evaluate customer feedback, and make more informed decisions when choosing a long-distance moving provider.

Choice Van Line operates as a licensed and insured interstate moving carrier, offering direct relocation services across the United States. By working directly with customers throughout the entire process, the company is able to maintain consistent communication, improve coordination, and ensure accountability from pickup to final delivery.

The company provides a full suite of relocation services designed to support both residential and commercial moves, including interstate and cross-country moving, apartment and household relocations, office and business moves, professional packing and unpacking services, furniture protection and secure transportation, and flexible storage solutions.

As demand for long-distance moving services continues to grow, customers are placing greater emphasis on transparency, reliability, and verified service experiences. Independent platforms such as My Good Movers allow consumers to review publicly available company information and better understand what to expect before scheduling a move.

“Our focus has always been on delivering a reliable and professional moving experience that customers can feel confident about,” said a representative for Choice Van Line. “We understand that today’s customers do their research, and we value being represented accurately across trusted review platforms.”

Choice Van Line continues to invest in service quality, operational efficiency, and customer communication as it expands its nationwide footprint. By maintaining high service standards and supporting transparency through independent listings and customer feedback, the company aims to remain a trusted option for long-distance and interstate relocations across the United States.

Prospective customers can learn more about services or request a free, no-obligation moving quote through the company’s website.

Contact: support@choicevanline.com 

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NEW YORK, June 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Global law firm Greenberg Traurig, LLP has expanded its Intellectual Property Litigation Practice with the addition of veteran litigators Scott Weingaertner and Stefan Mentzer as shareholders in New York. They join Greenberg Traurig from Goodwin Procter LLP.

“As the pace of technological innovation accelerates and global competition intensifies, we are prepared at the highest level to assist our clients in protecting intellectual property at this critical juncture,” said Richard A. Rosenbaum, Executive Chairman of Greenberg Traurig. “The addition of Scott and Stefan — two highly accomplished intellectual property litigators with extensive backgrounds in technology — reflects our unwavering strategic commitment to delivering the highest level of IP protection capabilities to our clients — not just in New York, but across our global platform. We are enhancing the team our clients need, precisely when they need it most.”

Scott J. Bornstein, executive vice president of Greenberg Traurig and co-chair of the firm’s Global Intellectual Property & Technology Practice, agreed: “Scott and Stefan are outstanding additions to our Intellectual Property Litigation Practice. Their deep experience in life sciences and technology, areas that continue to evolve rapidly from an IP perspective, along with their broader complex litigation capabilities, will be tremendous assets to our team. What makes them particularly compelling is their ability to combine complementary talents to build the kind of creative, methodical strategy that is so often critical to winning cases.”

Weingaertner and Mentzer, who have worked together for more than a decade, have jointly tried numerous cases.

Weingaertner represents clients in patent, trade secret, and copyright litigation, as well as commercial disputes involving software licensing, supply contracts, privacy-related mass arbitration, and life sciences licensing matters. Across his 30-year career, Weingaertner has guided technology and life sciences clients through significant disputes, including cross-border matters in the United States involving entities based in Europe and Asia.

Mentzer focuses on copyright, trade secret, trademark, unfair competition, and complex commercial disputes for clients across industries including electronics, software, online platforms, e-commerce, media, music, automotive, manufacturing, financial services, and life sciences. He has represented clients in precedent-setting intellectual property and commercial matters for technology-driven businesses for more than two decades.

Weingaertner’s work has included safeguarding product lines worth billions of dollars, defending mobile platforms against patent claims, and challenging licensing practices of dominant technology licensors. He also has served as senior in-house counsel for a large European corporation, where he oversaw intellectual property matters across several subsidiaries.

“Greenberg Traurig’s platform of formidable attorneys offers an extraordinary opportunity to serve clients who require sophisticated representation in the U.S. and across borders,” said Weingaertner, who has represented some of the world’s leading technology companies in landmark cases. “The firm’s business-focused approach is exactly what clients need in the face of rapid changes in technology and the law.”

Mentzer has represented clients in high-stakes, precedent-setting matters for more than two decades. He brings substantial experience in trials, appeals, and proceedings before the International Trade Commission, the U.S. Copyright Office, and the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

“This is an exciting time to join Greenberg Traurig. The firm is uniquely positioned to serve clients with its top-notch IP litigation practice and deep bench around the globe,” Mentzer said. “The firm is flexible and collaborative like no other, and it meets clients where they are to broadly serve their legal needs.”

About Greenberg Traurig: Greenberg Traurig, LLP has approximately 3,100 lawyers across 51 locations in the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Latin America, and Asia. The firm’s broad geographic and practice range enables the delivery of innovative and strategic legal services across borders and industries. Recognized as a 2025 BTI “Best of the Best Recommended Law Firm” by general counsel for trust and relationship management, Greenberg Traurig is consistently ranked among the top firms on the Am Law Global 100, NLJ 500, and Law360 400. Greenberg Traurig is also known for its philanthropic giving, culture, innovation, and pro bono work. Web: www.gtlaw.com.

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BOWLING GREEN, Ky., June 10, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — A historic investment in broadband expansion is set to bring high-speed internet access to millions of Americans, with nearly $20 billion in federal funding now flowing to states. The impact is expected to transform sectors ranging from education and healthcare to economic development. However, experts warn that infrastructure alone will not guarantee success.

Connected Nation (CN), a national nonprofit celebrating its 25th anniversary this year, is urging communities to prioritize readiness alongside deployment to ensure the full benefits of connectivity are realized.

“Connectivity is coming to communities across the country,” said Tom Ferree, chairman and CEO of Connected Nation. “The critical question is whether communities are prepared to leverage that connectivity and ensure everyone can fully benefit from it.”

For more than two decades, CN has focused on closing the Digital Divide by equipping communities with data-driven insights, digital skills strategies, and implementation support. The organization combines broadband mapping, field research, and direct community engagement to identify barriers to access and use.

Over the past year, the nonprofit has conducted outreach in underserved regions across the United States, including Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, West Texas, and communities throughout Oklahoma. These engagements focused on sharing information about emerging technologies while also gathering input on local priorities.

Recent policy updates to the federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment (BEAD) program expanded eligible technologies to include fiber, fixed wireless, and satellite solutions—reflecting the reality that no single technology can meet every community’s needs.

In rural and underserved regions, reliable connectivity is increasingly tied to essential services. Community stakeholders highlighted the role of broadband in enabling precision agriculture, telehealth, remote patient monitoring, and workforce development initiatives.

Examples of local innovation include:

Amarillo, Texas: Agricultural and healthcare leaders emphasized the need for connectivity to support modern farming and rural medical services.

Lawton, Oklahoma: A growing innovation park features STEM makerspaces, digital literacy programs, telehealth resources, and 3D printing facilities within a public library setting.

Okmulgee, Oklahoma: Workforce development partnerships between the College of the Muscogee Nation and OSU Institute of Technology are building local talent pipelines.

Hessel, Michigan: Tribal and community leaders are aligning around long-term digital goals tied to economic growth, education, and healthcare access.

“Across these regions, a consistent theme emerged: communities are not only seeking infrastructure, but also prioritizing affordability, digital literacy, and device access,” Ferree said. “Lasting impact requires strong ecosystems. That includes digital skills training, local leadership, institutional support, and sustained investment.”

To scale these insights nationally, CN recently hosted a virtual town hall bringing together stakeholders from multiple states, Tribal Nations, state broadband offices, and policymakers. Participants emphasized the need for coordinated strategies that address the full spectrum of digital inclusion.

CN also partnered with private-sector organizations, including Amazon, to support community engagement efforts. Representatives shared information on low Earth orbit (LEO) satellite technology and contributed equipment, such as eero devices, to support household connectivity.

“Through these meetings and partnerships, it has become clear that as deployment accelerates nationwide, policymakers, community leaders, and other stakeholders must align their efforts around comprehensive readiness strategies that ensure more people can participate in our increasingly digital world,” Ferree said.

To learn more or join in the conversation, head to connectednation.org.

About Connected Nation: Marking its 25th anniversary in 2026, the national nonprofit’s mission is to improve lives by providing innovative solutions that expand access to and increase the adoption and use of broadband (high-speed internet) and its related technologies for all people. Everyone belongs in a Connected Nation. Learn more at connectednation.org

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