How to Send HIPAA Compliant Documents for Personal Injury Cases in 2026
While this guide provides a framework for compliance, the complexities of HIPAA and state privacy laws require expert guidance.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Justice Department Settles Lawsuit with Former Trump Advisor Michael Flynn
“This Department of Justice will continue to pursue accountability at all levels for this wrongdoing,” the agency said. “Such weaponization of the federal government must never be allowed to happen again.”
After Social Media Win, Attorneys Turn Their Sights Toward Online Betting Apps
“Defendants have full visibility into users’ concerning betting patterns and then push the users to gamble further through targeted advertising, personalized ‘bonus’ incentives, and ‘push’ notifications,” the lawsuit alleges.
Federal Court Dismisses Twitter Lawsuit Against Jaded Advertisers
“X has not alleged that the boycott against it allows or is intended to allow a competing social media company to corner the supply market for online advertising space,” a federal judge wrote in her order to dismiss.
Wrongful Death vs. Survival Actions: Which Claim Should Your Atlanta Family File?
You do not have to decide between a wrongful death claim and a survival action, as most families benefit from filing both at the same time.
9 Common Mistakes That Hurt Social Security Disability Claims in Buffalo
Filing for Social Security disability in Buffalo is challenging, but avoiding these common mistakes can make the proceed smoother.
Dangerous Drugs and Product Liability Lawsuits: What You Need to Know in 2026
The legal system provides a critical pathway to hold powerful corporations accountable.
Compass Drops Lawsuit After Zillow Policy Change
Compass ends lawsuit after Zillow changes online home listing rules.
Jury Weighs Liability in Social Media Trial
Jurors consider whether social media companies caused harm to young user.
Minnesota Sues Trump Admin. Over Evidence in ICE Slayings, Shooting
“We argue in this lawsuit that we share jurisdiction with the federal government,” state Attorney General Keith Ellison said. “These incidents happen in Minnesota and fall under Minnesota state law.”