Arkansas Jury Rules Against State Farm
Arkansas case sparks nationwide disputes over how insurers calculate totaled car payouts.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Fox Sports Settles Bayless Misconduct Lawsuit
Settlement closes misconduct claims while wage and workplace practice allegations continue against Fox.
The Reality Behind Personal Injury Cases: Why Most Claims Never See Trial
Courtroom dramas make for great television, but real‑world personal injury practice is built on leverage created long before a jury is seated.
Car Accident Lawyers: Key Qualities to Look for in Legal Representation
Finding the right car accident lawyer involves more than just hiring someone with a law degree.
How to Get the Most Money Out of a Car Accident Settlement
Track your medical expenses, lost wages, and any long-term effects your injuries may have.
Why Are Motorcyclists Commonly Blamed for Their Motorcycle Accidents?
Some crash reports reflect bias, assuming the motorcyclist was speeding, lane splitting, or otherwise at fault without strong evidence. These reports can influence how insurers and courts assign blame.
Class Action Claims Chewy Rips Off “Autoship” Customers on Sales Tax
Cavas claims that Chewy’s “deceptive trade practices” result in the overcharging of “its Autoship customers [with] more sales tax than is due on goods which are discounted” through the service.
Family Says Teenager Hazed, Sexually Assaulted at Summer Football Camp
The lawsuit alleges that the school failed to “perform an investigation or take meaningful disciplinary action against the players or coaches,” even after being presented with evidence corroborating the family’s claims.
City of Norwalk, California Gov. Newsom Settle Homeless Shelter Lawsuit
“The Norwalk city council’s failure to reverse this ban without a lawsuit, despite knowing it is unlawful, is inexcusable,” Newsom said. “No community should turn its back on its residents in need – especially while there are people in your community sleeping on the streets. No city is exempt from doing their part to solve the homelessness crisis.”
Federal Court Dismisses Northern Virginia School Districts’ Suit Against Ed. Department
In defense of its decision to freeze certain grants to the plaintiff schools, the Education Department claimed that giving students the freedom to choose bathrooms that correspond with their gender identity, rather than their biological sex, violates Title IX provisions.