Supreme Court Hands Immigration Judges Early Win Against Trump Administration
“At this stage, the government has not demonstrated that it will suffer irreparably harm without a stay,” the justices wrote.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Property Owner Liability for Tenant Dog Bites in St. Louis
By understanding the laws and taking preventative measures, property owners and tenants can help reduce risks, protect visitors, and contribute to safer communities across St. Louis.
Why Multi-Vehicle Crashes in Chicago Are So Legally Complex | Ankin Law | Chicago, Illinois
A thorough investigation is necessary to gather strong evidence to prove liability in a multi-vehicle collision claim.
What You Should Know If You’re Considering a Texas Divorce
Identifying your priorities early can help you work toward terms that support your goals and avoid turning every issue into a battle.
The 72-Hour Window: Why the First Days After an Accident Shape the Entire Legal Case
A system that places so much weight on the earliest hours expects too much from the injured, and too little from the institutions that profit from confusion.
Are Dog Bites Covered Under Public Liability?
In most cases, dog bites fall under public liability law, and the rules governing them can vary from state to state.
Six Women Propose Lawsuit Against Dating Apps Tinder, Hinge
“I had cuts and a bump on my forehead, I was covered in vomit, my leggings I wore to his house were shredded at the crotch, so I woke up in kind of disarray,” Alexa told CBS News. “My first thought was, it couldn’t be him, he’s a doctor, he took an oath to protect people, like why would he ever do this … but I really couldn’t wrap my head around it. The memory was so much lost. I mean, something horrible happened to me in order for me to end up in this state.”
ACLU of Minnesota Sues Over “Unconstitutional” ICE Operations
One of the individual plaintiffs named in the lawsuit, Susan Tincher, claims that she attempted to observe Immigration and Customs Enforcement-related activity on December 9. However, within 15 seconds of her arrival, she was “on the ground in handcuffs.”
Modification vs. Relocation: What Constitutes a “Substantial Change” Under Florida Custody Law?
Stability matters most—both in court and in the child’s life.
How Multilingual Evidence Is Reshaping Liability in Cross-Border Litigation
When filing evidence with a court, certified human translations still control.