The Importance of Preserving Evidence in Truck Accidents
Injured victims must take immediate action after an accident, follow all steps to collect and preserve crucial evidence that protects their right to compensation.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Colorado Lawsuit: Funeral Home Let Hundreds of Bodies Decompose, Gave Families Crushed Concrete Instead of Ashes
An investigation into the facility is still ongoing, but attorneys say it appears that Return to Nature Funeral Home gave multiple customers crushed concrete in the place of human ash.
Lawsuit: Atlanta Braves Liable for Fan’s “Excruciating” Injuries
Attorneys for the plaintiff claim that then-Atlanta Braves outfielder Jorge Soler intentionally threw, with “great force,” an overhand ball into the stands, where it struck and severely injured Mayra Norris.
4 Vital Considerations When Determining the Right Settlement in Personal Injury Claims
Determining the value of your injury claim requires careful consideration of the deeper impacts of the injury. The process is unique for each case.
Compensation in Truck Accident Cases: What You Need to Know
As you navigate the aftermath of a truck accident, it’s vital to understand the intricate interplay between liability, compensation, and legal procedures.
How a Lawyer Can Help You After a Car Accident
Attempting to negotiate with an insurance provider without legal representation puts you at a disadvantage.
United Airlines Flight Attendants File Discrimination Lawsuit
The two flight attendants claim that they were replaced with younger, more attractive hostesses following a demand from the Los Angeles Dodgers.
D.C. Attorney General Files Sweeping Price-Fixing Lawsuit Against City’s Largest Landlords
The lawsuit suggests that many of D.C.’s biggest landlords intentionally delegate rent-setting to a third-party software company, which uses data from all of its clients to set the highest-possible rents.
West Virginia School Settles First Amendment Lawsuit After Students Forced to Attend Evangelist Sermon
As part of the settlement, Cabell County Schools will require its teachers to attend religious freedom training sessions.
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.