Michigan Texting and Driving Law 2022: What You Need to Know
Texting drivers are 23x more likely to cause a car accident than non-texting drivers.
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Too Many Pedestrians Die
The government statistics are dry. They lack the tears. Think of the pain and suffering of the individual and their loved ones.
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Sues TransUnion for Deceptive Marketing
The C.F.P.B. claims that TransUnion used deceptive digital marketing practices, called “dark patterns,” to trick consumers into paying for hard-to-cancel subscription services.
Tennessee Mother Files Lawsuit After Teenage Son Shot By Police in Knoxville High School
The victim, 17-year-old Anthony Thompson, Jr., was suspected of violently assaulting his girlfriend. When officers tried to detain him, the handgun that Thompson was illegally carrying inside his sweater went off.
9 Tips for Increasing Your Social Security Benefits
Social Security statements are sent out every year. Don’t take them at face value.
6 Common Causes of Motorcycle Accidents
Riding a motorcycle under dangerous road conditions can contribute to a fatal accident.
How to Create Compelling Visual Ads for Your Law Firm
The most fantastic way to achieve a competitive advantage for your law firm is visual ads.
How Natural are Arbitrary Rights Now?
Truly natural rights wouldn’t be subject to cancellation by governments, armies or circumstance, which is how you know ours are merely arbitrary.
California School District Settles Sexual Assault Suit Filed by Former Student for $365K
Berkeley school district and a former student recently agreed to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit for $365,000.
Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer Launches Lawsuit to Reaffirm Women’s Abortion Rights
Gov. Whitmer is suing to overturn a 1931 Michigan law that criminalizes abortion services. While the law has not been enforced in nearly 50 years, it could become active if the U.S. Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade.