Can You Sue the City of New York if You Were Injured on City Property?
Many people feel intimidated or afraid to bring a claim or lawsuit against any governmental body.
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Primer to Georgia Workers’ Injuries Laws
If you have been part of a work-related accident, then don’t despair, as you have a wide variety of options at your disposal when it comes to receiving financial compensation and getting back on your feet.
Thinking SB 8 Through a Little Further
The new Texas abortion law, SB 8, is opening up a giant can of worms with its draconian penalties and novel enforcement mechanism. Where’s the Ivermectin when you need it?
Studies Suggest Opioid Monitoring Systems Reduce Overprescribing
Research finds statewide opioid monitoring systems can reduce overprescribing and potential abuse.
Orthopedic Surgeon Admits He Had Sexual Contact with Patients
Hand surgeon reveals to state medical board he had sex with patients years ago.
Ghost Ship Landlord, Surviving Victims Negotiate Civil Settlement
Warehouse’s landlords file Chapter 11 to settle negligence claims after tragic fire.
Asthma Severity Affects Quality of Life, According to Survey Data
Survey respondents indicate their asthma impacts their quality of life.
California Church Handed Victory in COVID-19 Lawsuit
Cornerstone Church in Fresno, California, just won its lawsuit against the state over COVID-19 restrictions.
This Week in Rideshare: Background Checks, Bus Drivers and Ballot Initiatives
Checkr gets checked, bus drivers quit and Prop-22 comes to Mass. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Inspectors Step in as Carnival Rides Continue to Fail, Lawsuits Filed
Owners of Tilt-a-Whirl ride will face lawsuit after injuries, and Ohio beefs up state fair inspections.