What Constitutes Driver Negligence and How to Get Compensated
Driver negligence is a serious problem that can cause devastating accidents.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Mississippi Family Files Lawsuit After Police Officer Shoots 11-Year-Old Boy
An Indianola, MS, police officer allegedly shot 11-year-old Aderrien Murry after officers ordered his family out of the house.
Family of Woman Who Died After Getting Locked in Arby’s Freezer Files Lawsuit
Attorneys for the victim’s family claim that a franchised Arby’s restaurant knew, or should have known, that its freezer lock was defective and posed a significant risk to employee safety.
Court Preliminarily Approves Settlement to Improve Communication for Deaf Californians Who Receive State Services
Under the settlement agreement, DDS will work with the 21 regional centers that coordinate I/DD services to offer communication assessments to deaf consumers.
Death at the Grand Canyon: Who is Liable?
As a U.S. national park, the Grand Canyon holds a responsibility to prioritize visitor safety through adequate measures, maintenance, and educational campaigns. Visitors, on their part, must also be mindful of their own safety and adhere to park guidelines.
Settlement Approved with Philly to Fix or Install 10,000 Curb Ramps Over the Next 15 Years
People with disabilities have the right to live in the world. The court’s order protects that right.
School Bus Accidents: Who Can You Sue?
Although you can sue for injuries or damages if you were involved in a school bus accident, determining liability can often be a complex process.
How to Find the Best Bus Accident Lawyer for Your Accident Claim
If you want to learn more about a lawyer, you can call for a consultation and set up an appointment with them.
Wetlands Decision Muddies the Water at EPA
A recent SCOTUS wetlands decision opens waterways to pollution for profit, while destroying natural buffer areas that purify water and protect cities.
Airbnb Sues New York City Over New Short-Term Rental Ordinance
Airbnb claims that a recently-passed New York City ordinance would make it all but impossible for most hosts to continue listing their short-term rental properties.