How Las Vegas Tourism Impacts Personal Injury Claims
The potential for injury is high, and the resulting legal claims are often more complex due to the involvement of non-residents. When Injury Happens in Vegas, It Doesn’t Stay in Vegas
Lawsuits & Litigation
Understanding the Potential Class-Action Lawsuit Against Generac
It doesn’t matter what caused the power outages. What’s important is that the same defect revealed itself time after time, and our clients’ Generac standby generators failed when needed.
Insurance Companies’ Low Policy Limits Leave Accident Victims with Devastating Medical Bills and No Financial Recourse
Protect yourself from the devastating medical bills and financial ruin that low policy limits can bring. Your future self will thank you.
What Happens When Law Firms Use AI to Evaluate Your Case Worth?
AI is changing the way law firms look at case value. It helps speed things up, gives more accurate estimates, and makes it easier for lawyers to plan ahead.
Court Upholds Boy Scouts Settlement Deal
Appeals court rejects challenge to Boy Scouts’ $2.46 billion abuse settlement plan.
Harvard, Jewish Student Settle Antisemitism Lawsuit
A Jewish graduate of Harvard who made headlines after delivering a “fiery” speech at the Republican National Convention has settled his antisemitism lawsuit with the university. According to The New York Times, plaintiff Shabbos Kestenbaum announced the settlement on Thursday. The terms of the settlement are and will remain confidential, but Kestenbaum said that he
Ohio Man Accused of Murder Files $25m Lawsuit Against Police
Plaintiff Rodney L. Hinton, charged with murder after allegedly ramming his vehicle into a retired sheriff’s deputy, has filed a lawsuit against Cincinnati-area law enforcement agencies.
Supreme Court Signals Skepticism in Birthright Citizenship Review
“What do hospitals do with a newborn?” Justice Brett Kavanaugh asked a Trump administration attorney. “What do states do with a newborn?”
St. Louis Settles Jail Abuse Case
St. Louis settles lawsuit over inhumane jail conditions at closed Workhouse facility.
Veterinary Interns Sue for Better Wages, More Flexibility
The lawsuit claims that, by requiring students and trainees to apply for employment through the Veterinary Internship & Residency Matching Program (VIRMP), the defendants can effectively control how, when, and under what conditions the plaintiffs can work.