Takata Airbag Explosion Leads to $3M Verdict
South Florida man wins $3 million after injury from faulty airbag.
Lawsuits & Litigation
What to Expect During Each Phase of Your Car Accident Lawsuit
Knowing what to expect during each phase of your car accident lawsuit can provide reassurance as you move forward.
Why a Colorado Personal Injury Lawyer Is Key in Truck Accident Claims
Recovering from a truck accident in Colorado requires more than just medical care—it demands skilled legal representation equipped to handle the unique challenges of commercial vehicle litigation.
Federal Judge Gives Green Light to Burger King “Whopper” Lawsuit
In his decision, U.S. District Judge Roy Altman noted that the allegations against Burger King “go beyond mere exaggeration or puffery.”
Trump Admin. Sues Colorado, City of Denver Over Immigrant-Friendly Laws
Gov. Jared Polis noted that Colorado does not consider itself a “sanctuary state” and regularly collaborates with local, state, and federal law enforcement agencies of all types.
Family of US Airman Shot Dead in Own Home Sues Florida Sheriff’s Office
“This tragic incident should never have occurred,” Okaloosa County Sheriff Eric Aden said in a statement.
How Legal Support Helps During Emotionally Charged Situations
When emotions run high, legal support becomes more than just a service—it becomes a steady voice when things feel uncertain.
DOJ Sues Insurers Over Medicare Kickbacks
Justice Department sues insurers for alleged Medicare kickbacks and enrollment fraud.
South Florida Hospitals Sue Over Safety Grades
Five Florida hospitals sue Leapfrog, claiming unfair and misleading safety grades.
California Court: Border Patrol Can’t Ask About Immigration Status Without Reasonable Suspicion
A federal court in California has ordered U.S Border Patrol to refrain from interrogating passersby about their immigration status without first having a good reason to do so. According to The New York Times, U.S. District Juge Jennifer L. Thurston’s Tuesday ruling found that the Border Patrol’s “stop-and-arrest” tactics violate the Fourth Amendment. Thurston also