How to Know if You Have a Personal Injury Lawsuit
The chance to file a personal injury lawsuit is not available forever. Each state has its own time requirement for potential plaintiffs who hope to recover for their personal injuries in court.
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Virginia Parents Sue State After New Republican Governor Revokes In-School Mask Mandate
Critics of Gov. Glenn Youngkin have pointed out that Virginia’s General Assembly already passed a law instructing schools to adopt policies that would limit the spread of COVID-19.
How to File a Lawsuit for a Slip and Fall Injury
Many slip and fall cases settle before going to trial. Nonetheless, you still want to retain the services of an experienced personal injury attorney.
Meet PeopleClerk, the Tech Company Making the Legal System Accessible
Making law accessible for everyone seems like a goal that should be pervasive in the legal system, but that’s not always true.
Is Hydroxychloroquine Effective for Treating Omicron?
The variant Omicron may respond to hydroxychloroquine, study shows.
How Do you Prove Negligence in a Personal Injury Case?
The law in these cases is quite complicated, and you should not try to tackle the claim on your own.
Vaccinated Women Had a Longer Cycle Than Those Not Vaccinated
On average, vaccinated women have a slightly longer menstrual cycle than those not vaccinated.
Hemp Compounds Could Be Effective for Preventing COVID-19
A new study suggests that hemp may protect individuals against the coronavirus.
Regional Differences, Local Resilience
Could rediscovering and embracing our regional differences lead to big payoffs in increased resilience, even conflict avoidance, down the road?
This Week in Rideshare: Ambulance, Groups and ‘Pumped’
Hospitals turn to rideshare, Uber buys groups, and Joseph Gordon-Levitt as Travis Kalanick. LegalRideshare breaks it down.