Court Blocks Action on PFAS in Sewage Sludge Fertilizers
Decision leaves communities vulnerable to toxic pollution.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Steps to Take When Working With a Motorcycle Accident Lawyer in New Orleans
By taking the right steps—seeking medical care, hiring an experienced lawyer, and working closely with them throughout the process—you can protect your rights and increase your chances of securing fair compensation.
How to Navigate the Legal System After an Injury in Kansas City
The aftermath of an injury is often overwhelming, but understanding how to navigate the legal system in Kansas City can empower you to take control of your recovery.
Arizona AG Mayes Sues Speaker of the House Over Rep.-Elect Grijalva Swearing-in Delay
“Constitutional rights cannot be used as a bargaining chip,” Mayes wrote in the complaint.
Trump Tells Justice Department to Pay Him $230m for Past Investigations
“It sort of looks bad, I’m suing myself, right?” Trump said. “So I don’t know. But that was a lawsuit that was very strong, very powerful.”
How to Spot Mismanagement of a Trust Before It’s Too Late
Mismanagement of a trust happens more often than many people realize. The longer you wait to raise concerns, the more difficult it becomes to undo any damage.
The Unexpected Illness: What the Bruce Willis Case Can Teach Us About Dementia Planning
As attorneys, we can’t prevent aging or disease. But we can help families build the infrastructure to respond when it comes.
Why Hiring Motorcycle Injury Lawyers Near You Can Make All the Difference
Hiring an attorney who understands the unique challenges of motorcycle cases can make all the difference in securing justice and fair compensation.
Personal Injury Lawyer Secrets: Maximizing Your Compensation and Protecting Your Rights
Personal injury lawyers do far more than file paperwork. They are strategic negotiators, investigators, and advocates dedicated to protecting your future.
Nebraska Judge Won’t Stop State from Converting “Work Ethic Camp” to ICE Detention Center
“Our prisons are already poorly managed, overcrowded, and plagued by substandard living conditions,” a Democratic state senator said. “No one should be subjected to such inhumane treatment.”