Michigan Auto Law Announces 2022 Car Accident Injury Survivor Scholarship Winners
Two students to receive $500 each in scholarships.
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Tips for Maximizing Your Compensation in a Malpractice Case
The burden of proof in a medical practice case lies with you- the plaintiff.
Class of Blind Pedestrians Certified in Lawsuit Challenging Exclusion from Chicago’s Pedestrian Safety Program
Less than one half of one percent of all of Chicago’s 2,672 signalized intersections provides APS for blind pedestrians.
Judge Strikes Down Indiana’s Mandatory Absentee Voter Traveling Board as Discriminating Against Voters with Disabilities
Judge Magnus-Stinson also expressed her “grave concern” about Defendants’ failure to enable such voters mark their ballots privately and independently at home.
Workforce Management Tips for Starting a New Business
As a business, you want to guarantee your representatives are paid on schedule and their checks are right.
How to Legally Set Up a New Small Business
Consumer protection laws require you to make an official record of your business.
We Don’t Know What We Don’t Know
Beyond what our natural or prosthetic senses can observe and understand, there exist physical realities we don’t even know we don’t know.
Conspiracy Theorist Alex Jones to Recover $75k in Fines in Sandy Hook Defamation Case
Jones was ordered to pay a cumulative $75,000 in fines after missing two consecutive depositions.
Transgender Idaho Athlete’s Lawsuit to Move Forward
The lawsuit poses a challenge to a recent state law prohibiting transgender women from participating in women’s athletics events sponsored by public schools, colleges, and universities.
Lawsuit: Tennessee Inmates Say They Were Forced into ‘Sex Shows’
The female inmates claim that a corrections guard would regularly “orchestrate” sex shows from the jail’s control room.