California Judge Allows Rumble to Continue Antitrust Lawsuit Against Google
Rumble accuses Google of anticompetitive practices by “self-preferencing” its own services in search results.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Media Outlets Sue Texas, Demand More Information on Uvalde Shooting
The lawsuit alleges that the Texas Department of Public Safety has refused to respond to Public Information requests concerning authorities’ reactions to the in-progress shooting.
What Costs Can Be Factored into an Accident Settlement in Pittsburgh?
There may be associated physical pain, mental health issues, or various other kinds of trauma from the crash.
My Family Member was Fatally Injured in a Car Accident, Do I Have a Case?
Losing a loved one unexpectedly to an accident that could have been prevented isn’t an easy thing to accept.
Contributory Negligence is Important in Car Accident Cases in Glen Burnie
In accident lawsuits, there needs to be a factual analysis of what the drivers were doing prior to the crash.
Is It Still Worth Suing if I Only Suffered a Minor Injury After a Truck Accident?
Minor injuries still need basic treatment, and why should you be forced to pay for these costs out of your own pocket?
Can I Still Sue if I Was Texting and Driving at the Time of My Crash?
The distracted driver is partially to blame in this scenario, as you might argue that had they not been texting, they would have been able to avoid the impact.
Parties Settle Case in Which Autistic 11-year-old Died in Hot Car
A child passes away after a care center employee leaves a child in a hot vehicle.
Missouri Attorney Files Class Action Claiming Kia, Hyundai Cars Can Be Stolen With USB
The lawsuit claims that Hyundai, which also owns a controlling stake in South Korea-based Kia, intentionally failed to install a critical anti-theft features on many of its modern automobile models, leaving them vulnerable to “modern hotwiring.”
Manhattan Court Dismisses Bob Dylan Rape Lawsuit “With Prejudice”
A Manhattan judge dismissed the lawsuit, which accused Dylan of raping a 12-year-old girl in 1965, after the singer’s attorney informed the court that the plaintiff appears to have actively destroyed evidence of her story’s inconsistencies.