States Say Trump Admin.’s FEMA Reductions Are Unlawful
“Nearly thirty years ago, both Democrats and Republicans in Congress recognized a simple fact: Preparing for disasters, instead of just reacting to them, saves money and lives,” Bonta said.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Mistakes That Can Ruin Your Personal Injury Case
Personal injury cases hinge on intricate details and careful legal maneuvers, and avoiding common mistakes can vastly improve your chances of success.
Essential Steps to Take After a Motorcycle Accident
Acting quickly, keeping accurate records, and seeking the right legal and medical help are key to ensuring you’re treated fairly and receive the support you deserve.
The Appeal Process in Florida: Common Missteps and How to Avoid Them
Appeal is not a procedural action – it may be your final legal opportunity to correct a mistake that will affect your business in future years.
Coca-Cola Faces Lawsuit Over “Natural” Label
Lawsuit challenges Coca-Cola’s “natural” label, raising concerns about misleading ingredients.
What Every Lawyer (and Client) Should Know About Commercial Motor Vehicle Claims
Every time we hold a negligent company accountable, we send a message that safety matters.
Legal Protections Available to Wrongfully Terminated Workers
Employers don’t always follow the rules, and workers shouldn’t assume that a termination was fair just because it happened.
Fubo Settles Data Privacy Lawsuit for $3.4M
Fubo shared user viewing habits with advertisers without proper consent, lawsuit claimed.
Nebraska Sues General Motors and OnStar for Consumer Privacy Violations
In court documents, Nebraska Attorney General Mike Hilgers noted that some of the “third parties” who purchased this information used it against customers by denying insurance coverage requests and raising premium rates.
Federal Court Issues Injunction Against Birthright Citizenship Order
A federal judge has issued a preliminary injunction prohibiting President Donald Trump’s executive order on birthright citizenship from being enforced anywhere in the United States. According to The Associated Press, the ruling was issued early on Thursday by U.S. District Judge Joseph LaPlante. The New Hampshire-based judge’s order was issued after an hour-long hearing, with