Judge Asks Both Sides to Compromise in Condo Case
Judge is disappointed in how mediation is going in condo collapse case, grants new motions.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Important Evidence in an Atlanta Sexual Harassment Lawsuit
As long as the evidence is on your side, you have a very strong chance of achieving a positive legal outcome.
Who Can Be Held Responsible for My Injuries?
Your job is to get better. When you and your attorney work together, you can get the settlement you need to get on with your life.
How Do No-Fault Laws Affect Your Car Accident Case?
Juggling insurance claims with personal injury claims is complicated at the best of times, and it would be unwise to attempt to handle everything without legal counsel.
Intentional Tort vs. Negligence in a Personal Injury Case
There are obvious and nuanced differences between intentional torts and negligence. A seasoned attorney will help you understand the different standards.
What is the Statute of Limitations on Injury Lawsuits in New Jersey?
Gathering records and proof of your injury is a crucial step in ensuring you do not miss the filing deadline for personal injury lawsuits in New Jersey.
How to Talk to Insurance Companies After a Motorcycle Accident
Statements you might think are innocent or even meaningless could be twisted and used against you.
Judge May Not Let Johnson & Johnson Subsidiary File for Bankruptcy in N.C.
Johnson & Johnson recently offloaded all of its asbestos-related liabilities into a shell company that critics have called “fictional.”
Judge Gives Prince Andrew Deposition Deadline
The British royal will have to make himself available for questioning before July 2022.
Westminster Public School Teachers Sue After Being Placed on Leave, Despite Having Religious Exemptions
Westminster Public School was recently hit with a suit by a group of teachers placed on leave because they refused to get the vaccine.