ContractPodAi Expands Global Team to Power Next Phase of Legal AI Growth
New senior hires bring deep legal and enterprise expertise to advance Leah’s impact across legal, compliance, and procurement functions.
Animal Wellness Action Notes that DOJ’s Legal Claim Amounts to “Stink Bomb” Thrown into the Center of America’s Egg Farms
Animal wellness groups say DOJ’s legal claims are “frivolous” and are not a close call for the courts, with the claim headed for defeat.
Senators Question Drugmakers’ Telehealth Ties
Senators investigate whether drugmaker-run telehealth platforms influence prescription drug choices.
Study Links Narcissism to Feeling Excluded
New research finds narcissists often feel excluded and react with increased sensitivity.
Why California’s Comparative Negligence Law Can Still Get You Paid After an Accident
Cases involving shared liability can get complicated very quickly. Insurance adjusters will do what they can to shift as much of the blame as they can to you in an effort to drive down the amount of compensation they have to pay out.
Winning a Police Misconduct Lawsuit: What Evidence Makes the Strongest Case?
It’s all too easy to get caught up defending yourself on social media or in the comments section on local news stories about what happened to you, but don’t comment or respond to media calls unless your attorney tells you to do so.
How Small Businesses in Texas Are Getting Sued Over Data Breaches
If the data breach was from a small business, there is more of a chance that you would file an individual lawsuit if there were not numerous victims who were similarly situated to you.
Pool Season Is Here: Are Orange County Homeowners and Hotels Liable for Injuries?
Every case is different, and the amount you can recover depends on the specifics of your accident and your injuries.
The Gray Area Between Accounting Errors and Embezzlement: When Does It Become Criminal?
If you’ve made an accounting error that you fear may make you look guilty, it’s important to be proactive about what you do next.
Can I Get Punitive Damages After an Injury in California?
Most personal injury cases do settle out of court, which takes most claims out of the running for punitive damages.