Justice on Wheels: Choosing the Best Car Accident Attorney
In the aftermath of a car accident, having a champion for justice is not just a catchphrase.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Securing Compensation: How a Construction Accident Lawyer Can Make a Difference
Construction accidents can have devastating consequences, but the presence of a skilled construction accident lawyer can make all the difference in securing compensation and justice.
A Complete Guide to Picking the Best Car Accident Attorney When a Crash Occurs
Before we embark on the odyssey of lawyer selection, let us first embark upon a contemplative foray into the raison d’être underpinning the enlistment of a car accident attorney post-collision.
New Sex Abuse Lawsuit Against New Mexico State University Raises Alarming New Claims
The new lawsuit, filed on behalf of three former players and a student manager, claims that several of the athletes implicated in many of the assaults regularly brought guns to the locker room and other school-sponsored events.
Virginia Teacher Shot By 6-Year-Old Student Can Continue Lawsuit Against Newport News Public Schools
In a “surprise” ruling, a Newport News Circuit Court judge found that the injured teacher’s complaint likely falls outside the exclusive jurisdiction of workers’ compensation claims.
Understanding the Costs of a Personal Injury Lawyer
By understanding the cost structures and discussing fees transparently with potential lawyers, you can ensure that you’re getting quality representation without unexpected expenses.
When Should I Hire a Personal Injury Lawyer?
In a car accident or personal injury case, insurance understandably devalues the damage claims and offers lower settlement offers.
American Airlines Flight Attendants Win More Than $1m in Contaminated Uniforms Settlement
Hundreds of claims remain pending against the uniform manufacturer.
Passengers File Lawsuit After Off-Duty Alaska Airlines Captain Tries to Switch Off Engines Mid-Flight
The lawsuit was filed after an off-duty Alaska Airlines captain riding in the cockpit jump-seat announced that he was “not okay” before trying to deactivate the engines.
Three More Men File Tithing Lawsuit Against Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
The lawsuit suggests that the Mormon church redirected tithes toward its own $175 billion investment fund.