Who Can I Sue for My Construction Accident?
Construction sites can be dangerous. When injuries occur, liability is not always easy to determine.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Will Imposing Criminal Penalties Stop Irresponsible Prescribing Practices?
Some plaintiffs wish to impose harsh criminal penalties on drug makers who put profits above people.
Daughter Sounds Alarm After Father was Bitten by Hundreds of Ants at Atlanta VA Hospital
The daughter of a Vietnam vet is sounding the alarm after her father was bitten by hundreds of ants at a VA hospital in Atlanta.
What Happens When an At-Fault Driver is Uninsured
Insurance can make auto accidents easier to bear. But, what happens when the at-fault driver is uninsured? There are still options worth pursuing.
Purdue Prepares for Bankruptcy if Settlement Can’t be Reached
Purdue prepares for Chapter 11 as trial date looms.
Sacklers Prepared to Hand it all Over, So They Say
The Sacklers contend the family is ready to hand over their personal fortune.
Passengers Can Sue Spirit Over So-Called “Hidden” Bag Fees
Spirit’s website clearly explains its luggage-fee structure, but the class action accuses the airline of not properly notifying consumers who booked fares on third-party websites.
Supreme Court Lets Trump Bar Central American Asylum Seekers, For Now
The ACLU say the brief, unsigned order is only a provision, representing more of a temporary setback than a permanent defeat.
Whirlpool to Pay $21M to Settle Class-Action Claims
Whirlpool recently agreed to settle a class-action lawsuit alleging some of its refrigerators are defective.
Judge Wonders Whether Texas Prison Officials Should Swelter in High Heat Alongside Inmates
The judge is waiting another three weeks before deciding whether to punish the Texas Department of Criminal Justice further.