How to Choose the Right Car Accident Injury Lawyer for Your Case
Choosing the right car accident injury lawyer can make all the difference in the outcome of your case.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Children’s Health Defense Responds to New York State’s Decision to End COVID Vaccine Mandate for Healthcare Workers
Attorneys for the Plaintiffs opposed this offer from the state because it opens the possibility that this constitutional violation could happen again and ruin many more lives.
Curtis Files SCOTUS Amicus Brief for Distinguished Law Professors in First Amendment Retaliatory Arrest Case
Ms. Gonzalez filed a First Amendment retaliatory arrest claim alleging that she was arrested for the content of her protected, political speech.
Georgia Radio Host Files Unprecedented Lawsuit Accusing OpenAI, ChatGPT of Defamation
Mark Walters, the host of Armed America Radio, claims that ChatGPT defamed him when it responded to a journalist’s request for a case text summary by making bizarre and entirely unfounded claims that Walters had defrauded and embezzled funds from a non-profit organization that had recently given him an award.
Federal Judge: Amazon, Apple Must Face iPhone Price-Fixing Antitrust Lawsuit
While the court acknowledged that attorneys for Apple had raised compelling concerns, the judge found that questions about the “market” are best reserved for a jury.
Washington State to Pay $3m to Settle Adult Family Home Abuse Claim
A Washington court had earlier fined the state Attorney General’s Office over $300,000 after officials refused to provide the plaintiff’s attorneys with critical documents.
Common Causes of Personal Injury: Understanding the Risks and Preventative Measures
If there were no warnings posted about the wet floor, then you are well within your rights to file a personal injury claim since the store owes you and all of its patrons a duty of care.
Ohio Supreme Court to Hear COVID-19 Tuition Reimbursement Lawsuit
The lawsuit was originally filed by an Ohio State University student who claims that the school violated its contract by forcing students to take online courses amidst the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Federal Appeals Court Skeptical of Challenge to New Jersey Firearms Liability Law
The appellate court suggested that the pro-firearms plaintiff organization may have filed its case prematurely.
The Dos and Don’ts of Social Media During Your Personal Injury Case
Consider stopping social media activity during the case so you can focus on essential things, including remembering details, recovery, and healing.