Nursing Home Sued Over Delayed Care
Elderly woman’s injury prompts lawsuit over delayed care at facility.
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How Portland’s Helmet and Lighting Laws Affect Cyclist Safety and Liability
Lighting violations create more severe legal exposure than helmet non-compliance. Cyclists riding without proper lighting after dark may face primary liability for accidents, even when other factors contributed to the collision.
One Fall, One Injury — A Worker’s Legal Path to Justice After an Accident
The aftermath of a workplace fall can feel like navigating a treacherous path in the dark. The physical pain, emotional distress, and financial anxieties combine to create a formidable challenge.
The Future of Legal Representation: Why More Clients Are Choosing Virtual Law Firms
Virtual law firms combine technology and knowledge from lawyers to provide legal services that suit people now.
Louisiana Sues CVS Over Drug Practices
State officials raise concerns over CVS practices affecting drug costs and privacy.
Court Weighs Limits on Malpractice Awards
State’s high court questions role of judges after malpractice trial verdicts.
Wolters Kluwer Legal & Regulatory U.S. announces Jill Weinstein as new VP and GM of Legal Markets
Weinstein brings more than 30-years of experience with customer-driven innovation at Wolters Kluwer.
In NCLA Amicus Win, District Court Topples Kansas Dog Kennel No-Warrant Inspection Regime
The Kansas Justice Institute and NCLA pointed out that this licensing and warrantless search regime violates the Fourth Amendment.
Greystar to Pay $1.4 Million in Military Settlement
Military servicemembers receive compensation after wrongful lease fees by landlord.
Colorado Justices Debate Medical Damages Limits
Colorado justices consider limits on judge power over jury damage awards.