Pedestrian Hit by Cyclist – Who Is Liable?
Even if a cyclist injures you in an accident, there is still a chance that you are at fault for it. So, after a collision, an investigation will begin.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Florida-based Federal Judge Temporarily Blocks Biden Admin’s Immigration Changes
Florida state officials had earlier sought a temporary restraining order to prevent the Biden administration from rescinding public health-related restrictions on alternative parole opportunities for undocumented immigrants.
Federal Court Grants Final Approval to Ground-Breaking Settlement That Will Ensure NYC Children with Diabetes Receive Appropriate Care in School
Part of the settlement includes a commitment that accommodations necessary to meet the needs of these students cannot be denied based on resources or available funding.
Florida Jury Reaches Split Verdict in “Hot” Chicken McNuggets Lawsuit
While the Florida-based jury did not find McDonald’s liable for the 4-year-old victim’s physical injuries, jurors did say the company and a franchisee should have included warning labels on the McNuggets packaging.
Federal Judge: Oxford Shooting Families Can Press Claim Against School District
In his ruling, a Michigan-based federal judge found that the victims’ families had plausibly argued that education officials failed to take reasonable steps to mitigate the danger posed by then-15-year-old shooter Ethan Crumbley.
How Liability Is Proven in a Personal Injury Claim
Proving liability in a personal injury claim requires a strong foundation of evidence, including physical evidence, witness testimony, and documentation.
Spinal Injury Claims and Compensation: Everything You Need to Know
Remember, there is a time limit for making a claim, so it’s important to act quickly to ensure that you do not miss the deadline.
State & Federal Courts Grant Final Approval to Historic Settlement to Make the NYC Subway Accessible to People Who Need Stair-Free Access
The second lawsuit, filed in 2019 in federal court in the Southern District of New York, alleged that the MTA consistently renovates and rehabilitates subway stations without adding stair-free access as part of those renovations.
Primer on Suing for Nursing Home Abuse
You will also need to file a formal complaint, and notify the nursing home officially of the legal action initiated.
Lawsuit: South Carolina Deputies Opened Fire on Suicidal Man in “Crisis”
While York County officials say that the plaintiff was brandishing a shotgun, body-camera footage suggests that deputies never realized the man had a weapon inside his vehicle until after they’d already opened fire.