Explaining Premises Liability in Simpler Terms
An invitee is a person visiting a property to conduct business or make a purchase.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Your Florida Drinking Water May Be Killing You
Tri-halomethanes appear during water treatment with chlorine and other disinfectants.
As Husel’s Criminal Case Closes, He’ll Still Face Civil Suits
Families pursue civil suits again one-time Mount Carmel doctor.
Family Files Lawsuit After Wrong Body is Buried
Family is shocked when their son shows up days after his funeral service.
City of Lincoln, Police Department Hit with Discrimination, Harassment Lawsuit
The city of Lincoln and its police department were recently hit with a lawsuit alleging gender discrimination and harassment.
How Can An Injury Lawyer Help You Get Compensation from Insurance Companies?
The main purpose of an injury lawyer is to help the victim get back up on their feet after going through trauma, either physical or emotional.
Who is Liable for a Truck Accident?
There is the potential for more than one person or party to be possibly liable in a commercial truck accident.
Can You Sue for Emotional Distress in New York?
If you believe that you have suffered permanent or temporary emotional distress, it’s essential to keep a journal of how your mental state has been affected.
Are Parents Responsible When Their Child Causes a Bicycle Accident?
Child liability has been around for many years and is still a part of our civil law system. Under this doctrine, parents are responsible for the acts and injuries of their children.
NFL Plans to Force Brian Flores Discrimination Lawsuit into Secret Arbitration
The N.F.L. claims that former Miami Dolphins head coach Brian Flores cannot sue the League because he is bound by the terms of his employment to settle any complaints in closed arbitration.