The Problem of Choice in Legal Representation
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Lawsuits & Litigation
How Social Media Is Used as Evidence in Personal Injury Lawsuits
Instead of removing content, stop posting and let your attorney advise you on how to handle existing posts.
Essential Steps to Take After a Ferry Boat Injury
Take action by putting these tips in mind as you aim to recover from the losses and damages you have suffered.
How Family Lawyers in Las Vegas Navigate Complex Custody Battles
Custody battles require more than just knowledge of the law. They need strategic thinking, emotional understanding, and a good grasp of local practices.
State Tort Laws Negatively Impacting Economies Outlined for DOJ in ATRA Letter
Liability for federally-approved products and litigation funding among concerns.
Who Gets the Pet? Understanding Pet Custody in Australia
Separation is never easy, and the future of a beloved pet can add further stress to an already difficult time. The new laws on pet custody in Australia ensure that decisions about animals are made with both fairness and compassion.
WSJ Asks Court to Dismiss Donald Trump’s $10b Defamation Claim
The Wall Street Journal’s legal team also risked raising the president’s ire by stating the obvious: the letter, as depicted by the press, is “consistent with [Trump’s] reputation,” citing comments the commander-in-chief has previously made about his relationship with Epstein and his views on women.
Lawsuit Seeks to End Courthouse Migrant Arrests
Nisha Kashyap, the Racial Justice Program Director for the Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights of the San Francisco Bay Area, said in a press release that “arresting people when they come to court is a hallmark of authoritarian regimes, not a constitutional democracy.”
Lawsuit: Norfolk Police Cams Logged Virginia Man’s Location 500+ Times
A Virginia man has filed a lawsuit against the City of Norfolk and its police chief, seeking information on why, and how often, local traffic cameras track residents’ vehicles. According to NBC News, the lawsuit was filed on behalf of Lee Schmidt, a retired veteran, along with at least one other individual co-plaintiff and a
Chicagoans with Mobility Disabilities Challenge City’s Inaccessible Sidewalks in Class Action Lawsuit
Plaintiffs seek to require the City of Chicago to comply with these critical federal civil rights laws by ensuring that all sidewalks, curb ramps, and other pedestrian pathways are constructed, altered, and maintained to be accessible to people with mobility disabilities.