Proving Liability or the Fault of a Party in a Car Accident
You can refer to the vehicle code or state traffic laws to support your argument about a driver who is at fault.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Indiana Court Dismisses Lawsuit Filed By Gay Catholic Teacher
An Indiana court has dismissed the lawsuit filed by a gay teacher who claimed he was dismissed from his position at a Catholic high school after marrying another man. According to The Indianapolis Star, Joshua Payne-Elliott worked as a world language and social studies teacher at Cathedral High School from 2006 until 2019. Joshua, notes
Florida Gov. DeSantis Signs Anti-Vote Legislation
On Thursday, Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis signed and approved legislation that will make it more difficult for state residents to vote. According to the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, DeSantis has long touted the law as a fraud-fighting measure—even though there is no evidence that any widespread voter fraud occurred in the 2020 general election. Black Enterprise
What is the Asbestos Litigation Process? Why You Should Hire a Professional
When choosing a mesothelioma lawyer, you should select one who is highly experienced, empathetic, reputable, and resourceful
Key Differences Between a Personal Injury Case and a Worker’s Compensation Case
It’s not enough to simply know the law. It’s important to fully comprehend the differences between certain principles, and only then can you begin to gain a comprehensive understanding.
City of Dayton Sues Wright Patterson Air Force Base, DoD Over Alleged Water Contamination
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base and the U.S. Department of Defense are in hot water over allegations that they caused the local drinking water to become contaminated with PFAS.
Marilyn Mason is Hit with Another Domestic Violence Suit
Esmé Bianco accuses Marilyn Mason of domestic abuse, rape and assault in new lawsuit.
Parent Loses Job After Pushing for In-Person Learning, Lawsuit Claims
A parent who has a child attending Rochester Community Schools is suing the district after she was fired for speaking out about the school’s return to learn plan.
Supreme Court Will Not Review Texas-led Lawsuit to Revive Trump’s “Public Charge” Rule
The United States Supreme Court declined to review a lawsuit filed by Texas and 13 other states, which had sought to revive the Trump administration’s “public charge” rule. The issue, notes The Texas Tribune, centers on the Trump administration’s decision to broaden the definition of the term “public charge” to include noncitizens who rely on
Colorado, Justice Department End “Sanctuary” Immigration Lawsuit
Colorado has agreed to end its lawsuit on immigration-related law enforcement funding. According to Colorado Politics, the state had filed a lawsuit against the United States Department of Justice while former President Donald Trump was in power. However, the Justice Department has shifted its stance since Biden took the Oval Office, and has now agreed