The Role of Evidence in Proving Your Personal Injury Case
By understanding the types of evidence and how to gather and present it effectively, you can increase your chances of success in court.
Lawsuits & Litigation
The Risks and Rewards of Taking a Personal Injury Case to Trial
By carefully weighing all factors and working with a trusted legal professional, you can make an informed decision that best serves your interests in seeking justice for your injuries.
What to Do When You’ve Never Needed Legal Representation Before
By following these steps and taking a proactive approach to finding the right lawyer for your needs, you can protect your rights and ensure that your legal matter is handled effectively.
U.S. Supreme Court Extends Stay on Texas Border Enforcement Bill
The Supreme Court has extended its stay until March 18th, during which time it will assess claims that Texas Senate Bill 4 infringes on the federal government’s exclusive right to dictate border and immigration policy.
Colorado Town, County File Lawsuit Seeking End to Rocky Mountain Airport Noise Pollution
The mayor of Superior, one of the two plaintiffs named in the complaint, says that residents have complained for years of unbearable noise pollution–only to have their concerns “mocked” and dismissed by the airport’s administrators.
What Are the Legal Implications of a Car Accident Involving an Uninsured Motorist?
By documenting the incident, seeking medical attention, and consulting with professionals, you can increase your chances of receiving proper compensation for any damages or injuries incurred.
Consumers Suing JonnyPops for False Advertising and Deception – Product Does Not Contain “Simple, Wholesome Ingredients”
Class action alleges JonnyPops misrepresented the nutritional content of its ice pops by advertising they are fruit filled when just one pop exceeds the recommended daily limit on added sugar for children.
Florida Settles “Don’t Say Gay” Lawsuit with Civil Rights Attorneys
The terms of the settlement will require the Florida Department of Education to better clarify its stance on the Parental Rights in Education Act, while also ensuring that prohibitions on the discussion of gender identity and sexuality cannot be used to exclusively target LGBT students.
U.K. Judge Orders Trump to Repay $382,000 in Legal Expenses After Steele Dossier Lawsuit Fails
A London-based court had dismissed Trump’s lawsuit in early February, finding that there was no compelling reason to let the case proceed to trial.
Los Angeles Seeks to Shift Liability After Police Officers Claim Rampant Hazing on LAPD Football Team
In recently-filed court documents, the Los Angeles City Attorney’s Office said that the municipality is not liable for abuse that rookie athletes were allegedly subjected to by the LAPD-affiliated Centurions amateur football team.