5 Signs It’s Time to Hire a Family Attorney
Through hiring an attorney for family cases, you keep yourself safe from legal hurdles while safeguarding your future.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Mediation vs. Litigation: A Practical Guide to Choosing Your Divorce Path
Ultimately, the choice is yours. Litigation is a path marked by conflict, high costs, and the surrender of control. Mediation is a path defined by cooperation, financial prudence, and empowerment.
How Employers Use Delay Tactics in Workplace Injury Reporting to Undermine Your Claim
An employer’s delay in reporting a workplace injury is rarely accidental. It’s often a strategic move to disempower the injured worker.
Different Ways to End a Marriage: A Comprehensive Guide from a Las Vegas Divorce Attorney
Ending a marriage is deeply personal, and there is no “one-size-fits-all” approach.
Independent Investigations That Stand Up in Court
The public and even some attorneys often believe investigators can do whatever they want to get results. They think we can hack phones, plant GPS trackers, or slip into private property unnoticed. Reality check: that’s TV, not the law.
Legal Resources for Latin Americans: What You Should Know about Car Accidents
You don’t need perfect English to protect your rights—you need a clear plan and a few habits that keep the facts on your side.
Families of Camp Mystic Flood Victims Sue Texas Property Owner
“On July 4, the Camp chose to take no steps to protect its camps and counselors while it knew a storm and ‘life threatening flash flooding’ were approaching,” the lawsuit alleges. “Instead, with the river rising, the Camp chose to direct its groundskeepers to spend over an hour evacuating camp equipment, not its campers and counselors.”
Lawsuit: U.S. Army OBGYN Photographed, Taped Female Patients
The lawsuit describes how, during the October 14, 2025, appointment, McGraw purportedly “faked” a phone call in the middle of a pelvic examination; after he finished his “call,” he activated the video function on his smartphone camera and placed it into his breast pocket, with the “camera facing outward and recording.”
Appeals Court Revives West Virginia Opioid Case
Appeals judges revived West Virginia claims over large opioid shipments.
Fighting Back: Filing a Civil Sexual Assault Case in Chicago
You can sue the person who committed the act, but you can also bring claims against others whose behavior or policies helped the harm happen.