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Learn About the Process of Filing a Car Accident Claim
A car accident is the last thing you hope to encounter. But if it happens, you should be able to recover from the frustrations, generally, by making informed decisions for compensation. The first option is to get a fair settlement without getting the courts involved. Another option is to present the case in court. It
Judge Scraps Tesla Inc.’s Counter-Lawsuit Against California Department of Civil Rights
Tesla had unsuccessfully argued that the California Department of Civil Rights had failed to provide the company with adequate notice of the lawsuit.
Texas Attorney General Sues Biden Administration Over Public Charge Rule Changes
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton claims that recent changes to the so-called “public charge” rule will make it more difficult to determine whether green card applicants are likely to rely on government benefits.
How Is Fault Determined in a Car Accident?
Depending on the state where the car accident occurred, there are variations of the no-fault, at-fault, or comparative-fault laws that you may encounter.
Texas Civil Rights Project Seeks Preliminary Injunction of Dallas’ Panhandling Ordinance
The injunction would suspend enforcement of the ordinance until the case is resolved.
How to Prove Bus Accident Liability: A Guide
When you get involved in a bus accident and experience injuries, you can file a claim against the liable party who caused the collision.
U.S. Army Lieutenant Beaten in Viral Traffic Stop Takes Case to Trial
Body-camera footage of the incident shows active-duty Army Lt. Caron Nazario being pepper sprayed by Windsor, Virginia, police officers after telling them that he was afraid for his life.
Supreme Court Allows New York to Enforce Gun Control Law
However, the case remains under active consideration in a U.S. District Court, which has already scrapped several of the law’s provisions.
Lawsuit: Texas Medical Colleges Make Admissions Harder for White, Asian Men
The lawsuit alleges that Black, Hispanic, and female applicants fare better in admissions than White and Asian men, even when they have less-competitive grade point averages and lower standardized test scores.