What People Often Get Wrong About Facing Legal Trouble
Even if you’re unsure whether you need representation, getting an initial consultation is worth it. It’s not a sign of guilt; it’s a step toward clarity.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Navigating Divorce: Insights from a Family Law Attorney Sugar Land
Engaging with a divorce attorney early positions you better for the road ahead, ensuring you make informed decisions every step of the way.
Indiana AG Sues State’s Biggest School District Over Immigration Policies
“Sanctuary policies are bad in any context, but they are especially troubling in our schools,” Rokita said in a statement, claiming that schools are unusually “vulnerable to infiltration by criminal illegal aliens.”
Wisconsin Man Sues OpenAI After ChatGPT-Related “Delusions”
Irwin also said that his conversations with ChatGPT quickly “turned into flattery. Then it turned into the grandiose thinking of my ideas. Then it came to […] me and the AI versus the world.”
Texas Sues Roblox, Calls Platform a “Breeding Ground for Predators”
Similar to several other pending claims against Roblox, the attorney general’s lawsuit alleges that Roblox serves as a “first point of contact for predators,” who often push intended victims to take their conversations to other, less-moderated applications.
What if You Don’t Have Kids — Who Gets Your Estate?
When you don’t have children, estate planning becomes less about obligation and more about intention. It’s an opportunity to define what “family” and “legacy” mean on your own terms.
Ohio Family Law Guide for Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Families
Military life adds complications to family law that most civilians never encounter. The intersection of federal military regulations and Ohio state law creates situations that require specific knowledge to handle effectively.
Jury Awards $10m to Virginia Teacher Shot By 6-Year-Old Student
“We can’t let these kinds of school shootings, whether it’s an individual case like this or the mass shootings that have destroyed America, (continue),” Breit said. “School safety, teacher safety, children’s safety is the most important thing. This verdict reminds people that you will be held accountable if you don’t make that your first concern.”
Texas AG Asks Judge to Stop Tylenol from Paying Dividends
“These politically and financially motivated actions will have a detrimental impact on public health for our consumers in this state,” a Kevnue spokesperson said in a statement. “We will do everything in our power to stand up for sound, credible evidence.”
When a Lemon Becomes a Legal Case: California’s Growing Battle Over Defective Vehicles
As vehicles become more technologically complex, successful claims will demand sophisticated legal strategies, evidence gathering, and technical insight.