New Jersey Nursing Home that had Makeshift Coronavirus Morgue Facing Class Action
The owners of the one-star nursing home, however, have said they did everything they could to prevent patients from contracting coronavirus.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Why Does an Attorney Refers You to a Different Legal Firm?
If you go to an attorney and that attorney refers you elsewhere, trust that the attorney is trying to get you the best possible result. Oftentimes, a referral is the best way for them to do so.
What to Look for When Finding an Employment Discrimination Attorney
It’s important to remember that employment discrimination attorneys help a wide variety of people with many different kinds of cases.
8 Skills You Should Look for in Personal Injury Lawyer
If you’ve sustained injuries due to an accident, one of the things you should do is find a personal injury lawyer.
VidAngel to Only Pay $9.9M in Copyright Infringement Lawsuit
Earlier this month, VidAngel and a handful of studios agreed to settle a copyright infringement lawsuit for $9 million.
Marion County Settles Gender Discrimination Lawsuit for $300K
Marion County recently approved a lawsuit settlement filed by a former employee over allegations of gender discrimination.
Myrtle Beach Daycare Slapped with Lawsuit After 7-Month-Old Baby was Violently Shaken
Busy Bodies Child Care Center was just hit with a lawsuit alleging two of its workers violently shook a baby, resulting in permanent brain damage.
3 Ways to Find a Personal Injury Lawyer for Your Case
Whether you find your lawyer through a web search, through a recommendation from a friend or family member, or even through an advertisement, you can find a personal injury lawyer who will work with you to win your case.
2 Types of Car Accidents that Require a Lawyer
If you’re wondering which type of car accident needs legal help, keep this information in mind so you’ll know when should be the perfect time to call a lawyer for legal representation.
Michigan Supreme Court to Hear Challenges to Gov. Whitmer’s Executive Powers
The Mackinac Center Legal Foundation is asking the Michigan Supreme Court to consider whether Gov. Whitmer’s executive authorities violate the state constitution.