Navigating Personal Injury Claims After a Major Car Accident
Car accidents can upend lives in an instant, but by taking informed and decisive action, victims can pave the way to a fair resolution and the road to recovery.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Comparative Fault in Car Accidents: How It Affects Your Case
Failing to obey posted signs and road markings increases accident risk and fault percentages.
How the Discovery Rule Affects the Timing of Your Brain Injury Case
The discovery rule has the power to pause the statute of limitations in brain injury accident cases, but you need to understand how to fully use its protection.
Collaborative Law vs. Litigation: Which Is Right for You?
Deciding between collaborative law versus litigation depends on your relationship, goals, and situation. Moreover, by weighing the pros and cons of each and seeking legal advice, you can better select the right dispute resolution method.
PETA Plans New US Lawsuit for Animal Personhood
The push to establish personhood for animals comes as society’s fundamental understanding of animal sentience is rapidly evolving. For example, geese fall in love and stay with a partner for life, even at great personal risk and squirrels bury nuts by the position of the stars.
On Solid Ground: Winning Legal Strategies for Holding Liability in Slip and Fall Accidents
In the aftermath of a slip and fall accident, victims face a long and arduous journey towards justice and compensation.
Maryland Court Rules Against Catholic Church, Finds Child Victims Act is Constitutional
The Archdiocese of Washington had earlier argued that legislators broke the law when they removed limitations on the rights of child sex abuse survivors to file claims against perpetrators and enablers.
Microsoft Asks Court to Dismiss New York Times Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
In their filing, attorneys for Microsoft compared The New York Times’s position with that taken by 20th century film lobbyists, who railed against the VCR as a potential threat to Hollywood’s economic model.
California Parents File Lawsuit Accusing Berkeley Schools of Tolerating Rampant Antisemitism
Attorneys for a group of Berkeley parents say that, since the Hamas attack on Israel in October, students and teachers have begun expressing overtly antisemitic sentiments–sentiments that have led some children to “hide their Jewish identity for fear of reprisal.”
Lawsuit Accuses Queens Hospital of Kidnapping Newborn in Violation of NY State Human Rights Law
She would never bring J.G. home; in the weeks that followed, J.G. was placed in the same foster home as his older sisters.