Settlement Talks Continue Over Key Bridge Victim
Lawyers negotiate confidential settlement for Key Bridge collapse victim’s estate.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Attorneys General: DHS Rules Mean Trump Admin. Can Cut Grants for Almost Any Reason
The lawsuit notes that the Trump administration allegedly included “illegal and impossible-to-meet grant terms” for certain programs, departing from past practice and serving “only as obstacles in obtaining and using the funding as previously promised.”
How to Spot a Lemon: Warning Signs and When to Seek Legal Help
Recognizing the signs of a lemon early can protect not only your wallet but also your safety.
States Sue U.S. Education Department Over New PSLF Rules
“This is the latest example of the Trump Administration’s weaponization of the federal government to go after people it does not agree with, all the while betraying and eroding the very institutions that uphold our democracy,” California Attorney General Rob Bonta said. “We’ll see the President in court.”
7 Benefits of Hiring a Personal Injury Lawyer
The vast majority of personal injury claims never reach trial. This is because most cases involving injuries are resolved outside of court.
How Family Lawyers Can Help You Navigate Divorce with Confidence
Besides legal strategy, steady communication is what keeps clients grounded. A lawyer who listens, answers questions, and stays accessible builds trust that outlasts the case itself. With this support, clients can face even the hardest moments of divorce with strength and certainty.
What Evidence Matters Most After a Portland Trucking Wreck
Footage from dashcams, nearby businesses, or traffic cameras can be the strongest form of evidence, as it captures moments that words might miss, such as speeding or ignoring signals. In many cases, this visual proof becomes the deciding factor in determining liability.
Democratic AGs Respond After Trump Admin. Cuts SNAP Benefits for November
“Per orders issued by the United States District Courts for the Districts of Massachusetts and Rhode Island, [the Trump Administration] intends to deplete SNAP contingency funds completely and provide reduced SNAP benefits for November 2025,” Trump administration attorneys wrote.
NPR Takes Former Partner to Trial
NPR notes that, less than two months into his second term as president, Trump began attacking National Public Radio and its televised counterpart, PBS, as “radical left MONSTERS.” In May, he followed up by issuing an executive order cutting federal funding to both NPR and PBS.
Lawsuit: Immigrants at Broadview, IL, ICE Facility Treated Like “Animals”
The 76-page lawsuit names defendants including U.S. Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem, Acting ICE Director Todd Lyons, U.S. Border Patrol Chief Gregory Bovino, alongside other government officials and agencies.