How is Fault Decided in a Car Accident?
How fault will be determined in the context of a negligence suit depends on how the state you are in views fault. Generally, there are two theories of fault: contributory and comparative negligence.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Divorce Litigation is Not Easy to Handle – Hire a Lawyer to Help
Stressful events can lead to the end of the marriage and divorce. The children, along with the spouse, have to face these tedious incidents when a family breaks. From parenting schedules to living arrangements to decisions about money and property, everything requires rational handling. Although emotions are an integral part of these processes, you have
Parents, Students Push Back Against Required COVID-19 Vaccine at University of Connecticut
UConn students and families are threatening litigation if school officials don’t rescind a recent decision to require the COVID-19 vaccine for the fall semester.
7th Circuit Court Rules Insurer Must Defend Equestrian Business from Lawsuit
A federal appellate court recently ruled that an insurer has to defend an Illinois equestrian business from a lawsuit.
Lawsuit Accusing Saudi Government of Complicity in 9/11 Attacks Takes Step Forward
The lawsuit claims that certain Saudi officials supported and coordinated the movements of two of the 9/11 hijackers within the United States.
Tenants Sue Middlebrook MHC, LLC Over Alleged Intimidation, Illegal Charges
Middlebrook MHC, LLC recently came under fire over allegations of illegal charges and intimidation.
Colorado Court Revives Inmate Coronavirus Lawsuit
The ruling found that the court does have some authority to compel the governor to remedy a violation of inmates’ constitutional rights.
Baltimore Judge Says State Must Continue to Pay Unemployment Benefits Ended By Gov. Hogan
The judge appeared sympathetic to unemployed persons, saying federal pandemic unemployment assistance has served as a critical lifeline for thousands of people.
Supreme Court: Parents of St. Louis Man Suffocated By Cops Can Continue Lawsuit
However, three justices said that anyone who resists arrest should expect to be violently restrained.
J&J Reaches Settlement Agreement with New York in Opioid Case
Johnson & Johnson settles opioid litigation with the state of New York.