State Attorneys General Announce New Probe Against TikTok
The attorneys general plan to investigate how TikTok affects young users’ mental health–and whether the platform has taken any steps to ensure their safety and security.
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Lawsuit Says Mayor Lori Lightfoot Told Lawyers “I Have the Biggest D-ck in Chicago”
Lori Lightfoot allegedly launched into a tirade after learning that the Chicago Park District had authorized the display of a Christopher Columbus statue during an Italian-American parade.
Judge: New York Attorney General Can’t Dissolve National Rifle Association
However, the Manhattan-based justice will allow Attorney General Letitia James to continue her anti-corruption lawsuit against the N.R.A. and several of its highest-ranking executives.
Family of Dead Florida Inmate Files Lawsuit Against Federal Bureau of Prisons
The estate of 22-year-old Davon Gillians claims that the Coleman Correctional inmate died after being pepper sprayed, restrained, and neglected.
ACLU Sues Texas After State Investigates Parents of Transgender Teens for Child Abuse
Texas has said that it will investigate the parents of transgender children receiving “gender-affirming treatment” for abuse.
How are Wrongful Death Claims Different Than Other Personal Injury Claims?
A wrongful death claim is filed for the loss of the deceased individual. In this case, a family member or spouse usually gets compensated for the losses.
What You Need to Know About the Statute of Limitations for Car Accidents in Indiana
In Indiana, the statute of limitations gives claimants two years from the date of the accident to file for personal injury claims.
What is the Average Settlement for a Hernia Mesh Lawsuit?
When a patient requires expensive treatments, the lawyer can increase the value of the settlement.
How Companies Navigate Legal Requirements
One of the modern challenges facing nearly every for-profit entity is the requirement to maintain a file of all email communications that take place on company servers.
Why Finance is Becoming Increasingly Central to Organizational Agility
In times when conventional planning is changing and phrases like “promised,” “planned” and “expected” are no longer applicable in many organizational models, agility is stepping up.