Supreme Court Will Not Review Qualified Immunity Defense in Texas Police Shooting Claim
The justices declined to hear an appeal alleging that an Arlington, Texas, police officer is entitled to qualified immunity in the shooting death of Tavis Crane.
Lawsuits & Litigation
How to Win a Car Accident Case in California
The right knowledge is half the battle already won, so be prepared at all times.
The Role of an Attorney in a Wrongful Death Case
An experienced wrongful death attorney will be able to review all of the facts relevant to the case and calculate an equitable amount of financial compensation for you and your family.
5 Tips for Someone in a Personal Injury Lawsuit
Embarking on a personal injury lawsuit journey can stir up a lot of emotions, like frustration, confusion, and impatience, to name a few.
Negotiating Settlements in Slip and Fall Cases: Tips and Strategies
Negotiating settlements in slip and fall cases requires patience, preparation, and strategy.
Group Hopes to Drop Its Own 2020 COVID Lawsuit
A Missouri resident, restaurant owner, and church file to have their case removed in court.
Chicago Residents Sue Over Proposed Migrant Shelter in West Town’s Ukrainian Village
The two Ukrainian Village plaintiffs claim that the city is neglecting zoning laws in its plan to house up to 200 migrants in a disused industrial building.
Lawsuit: Abercrombie & Fitch Provided Former CEO with Money, Resources to Exploit Men Across the Country
The lawsuit claims that Abercrombie & Fitch knew, or should have known, that long-time CEO Mike Jeffries was using company assets to exploit men across the country.
Former Publix Workers Claim Grocery Chain Forced Them to Work Overtime Without Pay
The lawsuit, filed on behalf of three former Publix assistant department managers, claims that the associate-owned grocery chain regularly requires workers to put in overtime without any compensation.
Hillsdale College Students File Lawsuit Over “Sham” Sexual Assault Procedures
The students claim that Hillsdale College refuses to adequately investigate sexual assault complaints, instead blaming students for their own abuse.