Dallas Truck Accident Lawyer: Your Guide to Legal Support
The journey to justice after a truck accident is complex.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Common Legal Questions Injured People Ask After an Accident
The aftermath of a vehicle collision presents many challenges for injured individuals. Understanding legal options allows families to make informed decisions about their future.
Federal Government Settles North Dakota Lawsuit
Settlement resolves lawsuit tied to Dakota Access Pipeline protest response.
Injured in a New Mexico Oilfield Accident? You Need Legal Representation
The effects of an accident last long after the hospital stay. You might face years of rehab, chronic pain, and a permanent job loss.
Ahold Delhaize Settles Drug Pricing Claims
Settlement resolves allegations involving prescription pricing reported to programs.
Vedder Prevails in the North Carolina Supreme Court
The North Carolina Supreme Court affirmed (per curiam) the North Carolina Business Court’s decision, finding that personal jurisdiction over the defendants is proper.
When Should You Hire a Car Accident Attorney vs. Handle the Claim Yourself
The more serious the injury, the more contested the fault, and the more complicated the insurance situation, the stronger the case for getting a lawyer.
Judge Allows Medicare Advantage Fraud Case
A federal judge has refused to dismiss a major lawsuit accusing several Medicare Advantage insurers and insurance brokers of using underhanded financial deals to increase enrollment while discouraging some people with disabilities from joining health plans. The ruling allows the case to move forward and gives the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) another opportunity to
Colorado Lawsuit Challenges Camera Surveillance Program
Colorado lawsuit questions legality of police vehicle tracking camera network.
Texas Sues Solar Power Company Over Alleged “Fraud”
“At least one Texas consumer reported that CAM Solar requested their son’s Social Security number for “credit purposes,” with the representation that the information would not affect the family member’s credit,” the lawsuit alleges. “CAM Solar then made the son the primary obligor on the loan used to finance the installation.”