Lawsuit: L.L. Bean Boots Not Really Waterproof
The lawsuit alleges that L.L. Bean falsely advertised its women’s “Storm Chaser” boots as waterproof.
How Recent Technological Advancements Are Changing the Face of Personal Injury Law
Social media, AI, self-driving cars, smart home systems, and more, have forced personal injury attorneys to adapt their litigation strategies.
The Legal Side of Financial Transactions
Keep in mind that loan documents are legal agreements, so it’s necessary to include accurate, timely information when filling out the one or two pages of basic information that initiate the new loan.
Ensuring Physical Security is as Critical as Cybersecurity
Why do companies hesitate to invest in physical security despite knowing its significance?
What Should Happen Immediately After the Accident Has Taken Place?
If your injuries are very severe, you may be able to get money for pain and suffering. Keep a journal of anything you are going through emotionally. You should also save any bills for psychiatric treatment that you have needed.
5 Questions to Ask Before Becoming a Construction Lawyer
With dedication and determination, you can become a successful construction attorney and make a lasting impact on the industry.
This Week In Rideshare: Deactivations, Deaths and Driving Tech
Gig workers get fired, deaths on the rise and robots aiding drivers. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Gender-Affirming Hormones Have Positive Impact on Mental Health
Allowing young people to receive hormone therapy improves mental health and may prevent self-inflicted death, study shows.
Climate Change, Natural Disaster Trauma Can Lead to PTSD
Climate change is causing an increase in trauma-induced mental illness.
Justice Department: Trump Doesn’t Have Immunity in Capitol Riots Claims
The Department of Justice informed a federal appeals court that, because inciting violence is not part of a president’s official duties, Trump should not be considered immune to civil claims relating to the January 6 riots.