Why Lawyers Should Focus on Spanish-Speaking Markets in a Post-Covid World
Make the most out of this unique period of history by implementing a bilingual legal marketing strategy today.
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Manoomin Case is a Compelling Legal First
According to Ojibwe law, manoomin, or wild rice, has the right to exist, flourish, regenerate, and evolve. Now we’ll see if that right stands up in court.
Judge Drain Allots 11 Days for Purdue’s Bankruptcy Trial
Purdue’s trial is given a specific amount of time.
Polster Caps MDL Attorney Fees at 15% of Settlement
Judge decides to cap lawyers’ fees in multidistrict opioid litigation.
My Dog Bit a Property Trespasser. Can They Sue Me?
If someone, most likely a person in your neighborhood, trespassed on your property, got bitten by your dog, and is now threatening to sue, you can rest easy.
Houston’s Harris County Files Lawsuit Against Gov. Abbott, Ban on Mask Mandates
Harris County attorneys claim that Gov. Abbott has abused his power, unfairly impinging upon local governments’ rights.
Disney Defends Against Scarlett Johansson’s Lawsuit, ‘Black Widow’ Streaming Release
Disney claimed that Johansson’s lawsuit was “callous,” and refused to consider the realities of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
Former Pro-Life Student Sues Louisville School of Medicine for Alleged Discrimination
The Louisville School of Medicine is at the center of a lawsuit filed by a former student who claims he was discriminated against for his pro-life views.
Personal Letters Are Entered in Public Record in Bankruptcy Case
Letters from victims of opioid crisis and their families are entered into public record.
Two Men File ADA Lawsuits Against California Business Owners
Thousands of lawsuits have been filed in California alleging disability violations.