Steps to Take After an Injury on Someone Else’s Property
Getting injured on someone else’s property can be overwhelming, but understanding your rights and taking swift action can make a significant difference.
Lawsuits & Litigation
How a Head Injury Lawyer Uses Expert Testimony and Medical Evidence to Maximize Settlement Negotiations
This strategic approach helps alleviate the financial burden and supports the victim’s journey toward recovery.
Toyota Tundra Engine Issues Spark Lawsuit
Toyota faces legal action over engine defects in Tundra pickups, causing safety concerns.
Utah Releases New Evidence in TikTok Lawsuit
“It would be outrageous enough to endanger our kids the way TikTok has—even if it was unintended,” said outgoing Utah Attorney General Sean Reyes. “But the fact that it serves up minors on ‘TikTokLive,’ knowing the danger, understanding the damage, and still monetizing the exploitation of our kids is unconscionable.”
Louisiana Law Firm Announces First Lawsuit Over Bourbon Street Terror Attack
“Because of the negligence of the [New Orleans Police Department] and the City of New Orleans, 14 innocent lives were lost,” a New Orleans-based law firm said in a press release. “Dozens more were injured, and the courses of their lives changed forever.”
Apple Offers $95m to Settle Siri “Eavesdropping” Lawsuit
“Far from requiring a ‘clear, unambiguous trigger’ as Apple claimed … Siri can be activated by nearly anything, including ‘[t]he sound of a zip’ or an individual raising their arms and speaking,” the lawsuit said. “Once activated, Siri records everything within range of the Siri Devices’ microphone and sends it to Apple’s servers.”
Connecticut Judge Won’t Dismiss Deceptive Marketing Lawsuit Over “Poland Spring” Bottled Water
U.S. District Judge Jeffrey Alker Meyer said that the issue of whether Poland Spring qualifies as “spring water” under the laws of several states has yet to be answered.
Montana Sues National Park Service Over New Bison Management Plan
“The National Park Service has repeatedly and consistently failed to engage with the state in a meaningful and transparent manner as required by law throughout the planning process,” said Montana Gov. Greg Gianforte. “The National Park Service has not given us a fair shake and has ignored concerns raised by the state. We will always defend our state from federal overreach.”
How to File a Wrongful Death Claim: A Guide for Grieving Families
Working with an experienced wrongful death lawyer is recommended to overcome these challenges.
Navigating Financial Disputes: When to Seek Professional Help for Credit Issues
Credit dispute lawyers know what to look for in a credit report and know how to identify inaccuracies and discrepancies that you might not have picked up on.