Suing the Department of Transportation for Motorcycle Accidents in Philadelphia
Potholes may also form the basis for personal injury lawsuits filed against the state government.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Suing After a Hit-and-Run Motorcycle Crash in San Diego
If you cannot locate the person responsible for causing your crash, it becomes very difficult to file lawsuits and receive compensation.
Hit By Car After Getting Off Motorcycle in Phoenix: Can I Sue?
Once you get off your motorcycle and start walking along a highway, you are technically jaywalking – unless you walk on the left-hand side of the entire roadway (towards the flow of traffic).
Rutgers Student Sues University, Fraternity Over Hazing Injury
Student sues college, fraternity after he fractures his skull during a hazing incident.
Lawsuit: Southwest Airlines Violated Own Rules By Refusing Passenger Refunds
The proposed class action lawsuit alleges that Southwest Airlines violated its own contract of carriages by not immediately offering refunds to passengers who had their flights cancelled during the December 2022 winter storm.
Kari Lakes Asks Arizona Supreme Court to Hear Election Lawsuit
Republican Kari Lake, who lost Arizona’s gubernatorial race by nearly 20,000 votes, has asked the state Supreme Court to hear her lawsuit seeking to overturn the results of the election.
American Civil Liberties Union Settles Immigration Lawsuit with Sacramento County
In its lawsuit, the A.C.L.U. and other immigrant advocacy organizations claimed that the Sacramento County Sheriff’s Office violated state law by transferring undocumented immigrants to federal deportation authorities.
Who Gets the Pets in a Divorce?
In the event that spouses are not able to come to terms with their pet’s custody through amicable resolution, they may have to turn to the court.
Filing a Wrongful Death Lawsuit After a Motorcycle Semi-Truck Crash in Austin
If you want to file a personal injury lawsuit after a fatal accident involving a semi-truck, your best bet is to sue the trucking company itself.
Supreme Court: Title 42 Restrictions on Asylum-Seekers to Remain in Place
The public health law allows the United States government to expel or turn away asylum-seekers during pandemics.