5 Qualities of a Top Personal Injury Law Firm You Should Always Remember
Always remember that a reliable law firm not only increases your chances of winning the case, but also gives you peace of mind and helps you heal from your injury faster.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Catholic Archdiocese & Hopkins School Settle Abuse Allegations
Catholic diocese and school reach settlement in sexual abuse case.
NRA Sues New York for Closing Gun Stores Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak
The NRA wants firearm and ammunition retailers to be categorized as “essential services.”
ACLU Seeks Injunction Against Puerto Rico’s Strict Coronavirus Curfew
The ACLU says that Puerto Rico’s curfew is vague, leaving too much open to interpretation.
Top 4 Benefits of Hiring a Personal Injury Attorney
You’ve been injured and passed over from one insurance representative to the next – this can be frustrating as it is taxing on your health. A personal injury lawyer can be the one to face your insurance company and act on your behalf so you can make a full recovery.
Hernia Mesh Claims Explained
Every plaintiff needs some financial aid during a pending lawsuit. Either they take up personal loans or fall under the traps of credit cards.
4 Reasons You Might Need a Car Accident Lawyer
Backing into a hedge is no big deal – the worst thing you might drive off with are scratches on the rear bumper of your car. However, getting in a car accident, especially when there are major injuries involved, might not be something you can easily drive away from. It is then in your best
Missouri Man Wins $2M Settlement After He was Wrongfully Convicted of Murder
A Missouri man was recently awarded a $2 million settlement after he sued the Lincoln County sheriff’s department for wrongfully convicting him of murder.
New York A.G. Letitia James to Investigate Videoconferencing App Zoom
While the attorney general’s office was quick to praise Zoom, it raised repeated questions about the app’s security measures.
Civil Rights Activists Want 13,000 Illinois Prisoners Released
Civil rights attorneys are threatening a class action against Illinois unless the state releases thousands of “vulnerable” inmates.