Legal Steps You Should Follow After a Car Accident
It’s important to ensure your injury lawyer is experienced and knowledgeable about the area of personal injury law and has the resources to fight your case with vigor.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Did Lead Paint Give Child Brain Damage? One Lawsuit Thinks So.
A former HomeWorks Property Group tenant is suing the company after her son was diagnosed with lead poisoning.
Families of Deceased COVID-19 Patients Sue Nursing Facility
Three families of nursing facility residents who lost their lives to the coronavirus filed a lawsuit claiming negligence.
Massachusetts Campground Sued for Negligence, Wrongful Death Over 2017 Drowning Incident
The mother of a 4-year-old boy who drowned at a campground pool recently sued Resort Camp Lands International and Cape Cod Camping Club for negligence and wrongful death.
Understanding Civil Litigation Cases
Fortunately, dealing with a civil lawsuit doesn’t have to be difficult if you keep this information in mind.
Can I Change Lawyers During Bankruptcy?
Ultimately, whether one should change a lawyer during bankruptcy is contingent on a myriad of factors that should be judged on a case by case basis.
Harris County, Houston Voters Safe After Courts Block Texas Republicans’ Attempts at Voter Suppression
An attorney for the conservative plaintiffs all but admitted the motive was voter suppression, saying that if Harris County–home of Houston–votes for Biden, then the whole of Texas may turn blue.
Nevada Judge Strikes Down Voter Suppression Ploy By Trump’s Re-Election Campaign
Campaign attorneys wanted to toss out thousands of ballots in Democrat-leaning Clark County.
Staten Island Councilman Leads Families in Education Lawsuit
New York parents file a lawsuit over the time it’s taking to reopen schools.
California County Judge Says Gov. Newsom Overstepped His Authority By Ordering Absentee Ballots for Everyone
Thankfully, the court’s order will not invalidate ballots that have already been cast or are currently en route to polling locations.