Michael Jordan Testifies in NASCAR Antitrust Case
“My 9-year-old thinks I’m pretty cool today,” a NASCAR attorney told Jordan after finishing his cross-examination of the former athlete.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Why Insurance Companies Fight Car Accident Claims and How to Respond
Insurance companies frequently fight car accident claims to manage risk, protect profits, and push back against fraud.
What Are Your Rights After a Car Accident?
Professional advice helps you understand what you actually deserve. Your rights need protection throughout this entire process.
What to Do If a Nursing Home Tries to Hide Injuries or Medical Errors
Families do not have to accept unclear explanations when a loved one’s care is involved. By keeping personal records and seeking guidance when appropriate, families can help ensure safe and dependable care.
Modern Evidence That Wins Personal Injury Claims
Dashcams and surveillance cameras have transformed the landscape of personal injury law.
The Role of Medical Documentation in Strengthening Car Injury Claims
Without a detailed medical record, injury claims rely heavily on subjective statements that insurers can challenge easily, but with it, the claim becomes a clear, supported case grounded in clinical evidence.
Shumaker Wins Court Order to Keep College of Charleston Basketball Player on the Court
The order, granted Tuesday in Charleston County, allows Hickman to compete immediately as the court reviews his ongoing petition for an additional year of eligibility.
How Long Can You Spend in Jail for Contempt of Court in Texas?
Understanding the differences between civil and criminal contempt, knowing what judges consider when deciding penalties, and following best practices for compliance can help reduce your risk.
New York Times Sues Hegseth Over New Media Access, Information-Publishing Rules
“It is exactly the type of speech and press-restrictive scheme that the Supreme Court and D.C. Circuit have recognized violates the First Amendment,” attorneys for the Times wrote in a legal brief. “The Policy abandons scrutiny by independent news organizations for the public’s benefit.”
California Parents Sue School After Daughter Allegedly Forced Into “Kissing Club”
The lawsuit alleges that, not only did Sierra Canyon School fail to protect Kipnis’s daughter, it also failed to notify the family after a teacher discovered the Kissing Club.