How Family Lawyers Guide Families Through Legal Uncertainty
For families facing change, legal guidance creates direction. It allows informed choices rather than reactive ones.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Key Legal Considerations Following a Catastrophic Car Crash in Houston
A catastrophic car crash creates serious legal and personal challenges for victims and families. Understanding key legal considerations helps protect future stability and peace of mind.
Why Your Will Isn’t Enough: When a Trust or Irrevocable Arrangement Makes More Sense
A will is an important beginning, but it’s rarely the full solution.
Federal Judge Dismisses Texas Ballot Privacy Lawsuit
Ezra also noted that two of the counties named as defendants in the lawsuit—Williamson and Bell—have taken steps to eliminate the use of pollbooks to number ballot paper. The other defendant county, Llano County, does not use pollbooks for the purpose of numbering.
President Trump Sues JPMorgan Chase for Closing Personal Accounts After Jan. 6
“In essence,” Trump claims, “JPMC debanked plaintiffs’ accounts because it believed that the political tide at the moment favored doing so.”
Boating Accidents Aren’t Always Simple. Here’s Why the Law Matters
After a boating accident, the confusion can linger long after the water calms down.
Job-Seekers Sue Eightfold AI for “Gatekeeping” Resumes
“I think I deserve to know what’s being collected about me and shared with employers,” plaintiff Eric Kistler said in an interview with the New York Times. “And they’re not giving me any feedback, so I can’t address the issue.”
How the Legal System Helps Everyday People
The legal system isn’t perfect, but it plays a vital role in supporting ordinary people through extraordinary situations.
Home Health Company Reaches $34M Settlement
Federal settlement addresses Medicare billing and referral practices in home health care.
Judge Won’t DHS from Blocking Lawmaker Visits to Immigrant Detention Centers
During an earlier hearing, Judge Cobb told the Department of Homeland Security that she would need to see more evidence proving that the agency has, in fact, completely changed its funding stream. Without this evidence, Cobb said, it would appear that the agency has blatantly disregarded and violated her previous order regarding congressional visitation rights.