Lawsuit: Vermont Monitored Pregnant Woman, Claimed Custody of Fetus Before Birth
After the baby was delivered, social workers arrived to immediately take the child into the state’s custody.
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Justin Baldoni Sues Blake Lively, Ryan Reynolds
In his filing, Baldoni claims that both Lively and Reynolds committed a slew of civil violations, ranging from extortion to defamation.
$17M Settlement: How a Paralyzed Rider Won Against a Construction Company
The aftermath of a collision can be overwhelming, but understanding your responsibilities and options is the first step toward justice and fair compensation.
East Palestine Residents Await Injury Payments
East Palestine residents face delays and frustrations over train derailment compensation payments.
Study Finds Contact Lenses Can Slow Myopia Progression
Multifocal contact lenses slow childhood myopia progression, with lasting benefits after discontinuation.
Understanding the Hidden Signs of Domestic Abuse and How to Seek Help
Victims need reassurance that help is available and their lives matter.
For the People vs. For the Money
Perhaps we are now left with only Trial Lawyers who can help crash victims by showing that better care was possible.
Supreme Court Rules Day Rate Workers Entitled to Overtime Pay
This decision will require employers—particularly those in the oil and gas industry—to re-examine their payment practices.
Four Things to Know About Your Rights as an Investor in the Event of Broker Fraud
Knowing your rights, keeping up with the latest legal precedents, and having experienced professionals on your side is crucial to recovering losses in the event of fraud.
Why Do Americans Own Guns in 2024? The Complexity of Demographics and Gun Ownership
Most Americans own guns for personal protection, both at home and away from home.