Disability Defined: Legal Precedents and the Pursuit of Social Security Benefits
It is about reclaiming control, demanding attention, and ensuring that claimants receive the benefits they deserve.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Case Study: Jade Shone v. City of Tempe and Zachary Hyde
Ultimately, the case underscores the importance of clear and rigorous emergency driving protocols.
Filing a Personal Injury Claim After Suffering a Nursing Home Fall
When facilities prioritize profits over resident safety, only legal actions can compel them to implement necessary changes.
Attorneys General File Lawsuit Opposing 23andMe’s Sale of Personal Genetic Data
“This isn’t just data—it’s your DNA,” Oregon Attorney General Dan Rayfield said in a statement. “People did not submit their personal data to 23andMe thinking their genetic blueprint would later be sold off to the highest bidder.”
Disney, Universal Sue Midjourney AI for Copyright Infringement
“Midjourney is the quintessential copyright free-rider and a bottomless pit of plagiarism,” Disney and Universal said in the lawsuit.
3 Ways Divorce Reshapes Your Rights and Responsibilities in Nashville
Divorce changes your legal status permanently; however, being prudent can minimize risks.
Types of Damages in Bad Faith Insurance Claims
You can file a bad faith insurance claim when an insurer unreasonably denies your valid claim, delays payment, or offers less than the required amount.
Colorado Court Tightens Rules for Injury Lawsuits
Colorado Supreme Court rules plaintiffs must show likely negligence to sue government.
Hyde Park Fatal Construction Fall Leads to Settlement
Family receives settlement after tragic fall exposes deep construction safety failures.
Colorado Gov’t Workers Union Files Lawsuit Against Gov. Jared Polis
“The governor has broken the trust of Colorado community members and their families, educators, coworkers, and friends,” Colorado state Sen. Julie Gonzales said in a statement.