Who is Liable in a Driverless Car Accident in Washington
According to an IOT World Today report, almost all accidents involving self-driving vehicles had human error as the culprit.
The Legal and Ethical Implications of Workplace Vaccine Mandates
Ethical considerations include how vaccine mandates may impact access to employment, education, or other opportunities for individuals who choose not to be vaccinated.
Florida Doctor Accused of Having Relations with Underaged Girls
Well-respected pain clinic doctor is arrested after meeting two teenaged girls on Tinder.
ReKlame Aims to Ensure BIPOC People Get Fair Mental Health Care
Cigna rolled out new platform designed to better serve BIPOC therapy clients.
Pennsylvania Woman Files Personal Injury Lawsuit Following Deadly Chocolate Factory Explosion
The woman claims that the force of the explosion “lifted her off her feet” inside her home and tossed into a wall.
E.E.O.C. Sues Walmart for Firing Disabled North Carolina Workers
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission has filed several lawsuits alleging that Walmart discriminated against disabled workers.
Janitor Files Lawsuit After Accidentally Spending Weekend in Holding Cell
The 72-year-old janitor’s absence was never investigated by the Orange County Courthouse’s contracted security company.
Wolters Kluwer CT Corporation Publishes 2023 Guide for the U.S.’ Most Popular Incorporation State
The 2023 publication outlines the latest updates to Delaware’s corporation laws and annual taxes.
Who Should Hire a Wrongful Death Lawyer?
Navigating the legal system can be complex and overwhelming, especially when dealing with the loss of a loved one.
Can You Sue for a Car Accident if You Are Not Hurt?
Ultimately, whether you can sue for damages after a car accident depends on the specifics of your case.