Waking Up From a Coma After a Motorcycle Crash in Chicago: Can I Sue?
Fortunately, the legal system allows victims to sue after comas – even if many decades have passed.
4 Most Common Types of Bus Accidents
Most schools, local charities, and churches use passenger vans to transport people or goods.
Negligence in Bus Accidents: What are Your Legal Options?
As the injured party, supposing you have sufficient evidence for a claim against the bus driver or company, you can settle your case legally or outside the court.
Study Suggests Lack of Mental Health Resources Increases Youth Suicide
A lack of mental health providers, especially in poverty-stricken areas, can lead to a higher adolescent suicide rate.
Fireside Project’s Diverse Peer Support Line Helps Psychedelic Users
Peer support phone line is staffed with BIPOC and transgender respondents, military veterans and other marginalized groups.
Kenya Lawsuit Accuses Facebook of Fueling Ethnic Violence in Ethiopia
One plaintiff named in the class action claims that Facebook failed to remove defamatory posts about his father, who was soon after murdered in a targeted killing.
U.S. Department of Justice Sues Arizona Over Shipping Container “Border Wall”
The lawsuit alleges that Arizona has not only usurped the federal government’s jurisdiction over border policy but actively prevented civil servants from continuing routine work along the U.S.-Mexico border.
A Humorous Introduction to 2AS
Their fine American-made apparel will let you make no secret of the fact that you cherish your freedom and will defend it tooth and nail if need be.
When to Contact a Lawyer Following a Car Accident
Delays in consulting with a lawyer may weaken your case.
Why You Should Start Retirement Planning Right Away
Planning will help you to have a unified vision of retirement with your spouse regarding where you will live and your lifestyle so that you can live on your own terms.