Johnson and Johnson Faces Class-Action Lawsuit Over Hair Care Products Allegedly Causing Baldness
A lawsuit was recently filed over Johnson & Johnson OGX shampoos and conditioners that are allegedly causing hair loss and scalp irritation.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Administrator for Andrew Brown Estate Files Lawsuit Against Pasquotank County Deputies
The lawsuit alleges that deputies unconstitutionally killed Brown, who was attempting to drive away from an arrest.
Judge Says Failed Senate Candidate Roy Moore Can’t Sue ‘Borat’ Star Sacha Baron Cohen
In his recent series, ‘Who is America?’, an undercover Baron Cohen passed a beeping “pedophile detector” in front of Moore, who was accused of pursuing relationships with underage girls in 2017.
Divorce and Parents’ Relationships During Coronavirus
Efficient parent communication is the key to children’s well-being after divorce, and these relationships have to be even more thoughtful during a pandemic.
How to Make the Most Out of a Personal Injury Claim
Each personal injury case is somehow unique. Also, pain and suffering are personal and singular, making it challenging to convert into a dollar amount.
4 Reasons to Consult a Discrimination Lawyer
Discrimination lawyers are dedicated to protecting everyone from discrimination. They understand the emotional toll victims experience, not to mention the hardships it can cause to the family, especially when it comes to finances.
Planning Board Secretary Sues Town Officials Over Sexual Harassment Claims
A former Planning Board secretary in Seabrook, New Hampshire recently agreed to settle a lawsuit she filed against the city back in 2019.
What is Labor Law and How Can You Benefit?
Breaking labor laws is not only illegal but also highly damaging to an employee’s mental state and general wellbeing.
On Car Accidents and Attorneys in Virginia
A car accident can be traumatizing enough without having to be assaulted by a wave of costs and fees associated with recovering your health and the condition of your car, let alone the mental malaise that comes as a result.
Circuit Court Orders Maryland to Continue Paying Unemployment Benefits
Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan’s office has since said that it will stop trying to end unemployment benefits for eligible residents.