Navigating Financial Disputes: Your Rights and Options
Managing financial disagreements does not have to be intimidating. Collecting compelling data creates a powerful argument.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Exposed to Mold? Here’s When to Contact a Lawyer
Beyond mere annoyance, mold exposure disturbs health, ruins property, and saps financial resources.
Shumaker Wins Temporary Restraining Order Against NCAA to Keep Eastern Michigan Football Player on the Field
The NCAA’s “Five-Year Rule” gives athletes five calendar years to compete in four seasons of play.
CNO Financial Admits Pervasive Breaches of Insurance Policies on Eve of Jury Trial
“We look forward to telling the rest of the story to the jury,” said co-lead counsel Kathleen DeLaney.
Maximizing Compensation in Personal Injury Claims without Focusing Solely on Medical Expenses
Knowing that someone is dedicated to fighting for your rights allows you to focus on recovery while they handle the intricate details required to secure a favorable outcome.
CAMC Patients Allege Unneeded Hernia Surgeries
Patients sue CAMC over hernia surgeries allegedly done without medical need.
Adventureland Settles Lawsuit in Boy’s Death
Amusement park settles a lawsuit with the family of 11-year-old Michael Jaramillo, who died on a faulty ride.
University of California Faculty, Researchers File Lawsuit Against Trump Administration
History professor Christine Philliou, another plaintiff in the lawsuit, claims that she lost a $250,000 National Endowment for the Humanities grant to study Greek Orthodoxy Christians in 19th century Turkey. The funding was canceling without any explanation, other than a note stating that the administration’s priorities have changed, leaving Philliou and her team “flabbergasted.”
Texas Ends In-State Tuition Rates for Undocumented Immigrants
“Under federal law, schools cannot provide benefits to illegal aliens that they do not provide to U.S. citizens,” U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi said in a statement. “The Justice Department will relentlessly fight to vindicate federal law and ensure that U.S. citizens are not treated like second-class citizens anywhere in the country.”
Justices Will Hear Injured Soldier’s Case Against Contractor
A former soldier seeks justice after injuries from a preventable bombing incident.