What to Do After a Car Accident: Building a Strong Case for Maximum Compensation
Understanding what steps are essential after being involved in a car accident is more than simply following a checklist.
An Oilfield Attorney Can Help with Complex Oil and Gas Legal Disputes
An oilfield attorney from Midland discovered that their employer failed to provide proper safety training and equipment. She successfully negotiated a $1.5 million settlement that ensured she could cover medical costs as well as support their family financially.
How Streamlined Court Filing Services Save Lawyers Time and Reduce Errors
Using a court filing service can change the way a law firm works. Letting experts handle filings saves time, prevents mistakes, and cuts costs.
Amazon and Washington, DC, Settle Tip Theft Lawsuit
“When companies mislead customers to boost their profits by stealing tips intended for their workers, they are cheating their consumers, their employees, and their competitors who play by the rules,” DC Attorney General Brian Schwalb said.
Steps to Take After a Slip and Fall Accident in Detroit
From getting medical care to gathering evidence and hiring a lawyer, every step matters.
Maryland Bill Targets Fatal Drug Sales
State legislators seek to charge drug dealers with murder for overdoses resulting in death.
Fluoxetine Found to Help Combat Serious Infections
More commonly known as Prozac, the drug may protect against infections by boosting immune response and reducing inflammation,
Colombia’s President Pushes Cocaine Legalization
Colombian President Petro proposes legalizing cocaine to weaken drug cartels and reshape policy.
Plaintiff Drops Sexual Assault Lawsuit Against Sean “Diddy” Combs, Jay-Z
A lawsuit alleging that Sean “Diddy” Combs and Jay-Z participated in the sexual abuse of a 13-year-old girl in 2000 has been dismissed. According to the BBC, an attorney representing the anonymous plaintiff voluntarily withdrew the case. It had initially been filed by lawyer Tony Buzbee, who is representing dozens of other plaintiffs in sexual
Attorneys General Push Challenge Against Biden Admin.’s “Final Rule” to Section 504
In his last year in office, President Joe Biden signed an order adding “gender dysphoria” to the definition of “disability” outlined in Section 504. The lawsuit challenges this “Final Rule” to Section 504, with the attorneys general emphasizing that gender dysphoria cannot be definitively confirmed by any diagnostic test.