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.
Lawsuits & Litigation
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.
Civil Rights Complaint Filed Against State Bar of California for Failing to Provide an Accessible Bar Exam
The State Bar has created a two-tier system where disabled test takers must spend exceptional resources just to apply for testing accommodations.
Iowa Woman Files Lawsuit After Davenport Apartment Collapse
Attorneys for the plaintiff claim that the city of Davenport, along with the building’s landlord, had received numerous complaints about the building’s failing structural soundness.
Federal Judge: Indiana Attorney General’s TikTok Lawsuit is “Irrelevant Political Posturing”
A federal judge condemned Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita’s lawsuit against TikTok as “irrelevant” political posturing.
How to Get Maximum Compensation in a Car Accident Claim
Do not accept the first settlement offer by the insurance company even if they vowed that it is the best they can give.
8 Signs of a Good (and Bad) Divorce Lawyer You Should Look Out For
Good divorce lawyers can be hard to find, but if you look for these signs, you can ensure that you have an ethical attorney by your side.
Car Accident Lawyers in West Palm Beach
The variety and amount of damages you can receive depend on your individual case.
Cuba Gooding Jr. Settles Sexual Assault Lawsuit for Undisclosed Amount
The lawsuit relates to a claim that Cuba Gooding Jr. lured a woman to his hotel room with an offer of drinks before “turning on music,” undressing, and forcing her onto the bed.
Mississippi Faces Lawsuit Over New Law Requiring Permits for Public Protests
The recently-passed law could make it significantly more difficult for protesters to receive permission to stage demonstrations outside of government buildings in the state capital of Jackson.