Don’t Settle Twice: Hiring the Right Law Firms for Trial
You deserve an attorney who views your case as a mission, not a fast transaction.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Conservative Legal Group Challenges California Congressional Maps
“By intentionally distorting district boundaries along racial lines to preserve a specific number of Hispanic majority districts and two Black influence districts, California violated the Fifteenth Amendment and Voting Rights Act,” the lawsuit says.
Arizona Sues Temu, Claims Investigation Found “Malware” in Code
“The Temu app is designed to collect sensitive user data without the user’s knowledge or consent, and it’s purposely designed to evade detection of this type of data collection,” the attorney general’s office said.
When Chicago Sidewalks Become Slip & Fall Traps: Holding Cities Accountable for Neglected Walkways
Use medical records to support your case. Emergency room reports, doctor’s notes, and treatment records should document the timing and nature of your injuries and support the assertion that your injuries stemmed directly from the sidewalk hazard.
Class Actions and the Power of Collective Legal Action
Class actions prove that justice doesn’t always require a fortune.
How Car Accident Claims Work in California: Deadlines, Evidence, and Insurance Challenges
California car accident claims can feel confusing, but with the right guidance, you can protect your rights, stay organized, and move through basic legal trouble with confidence instead of guesswork.
San Francisco Sues Manufacturers Over “Ultra-Processed” Foods
In a press conference, San Francisco City Attorney David Chiu said that the lawsuit, filed earlier this week in California Superior Court, is intended to hold the companies “accountable for their unfair and deceptive practices, for violating California’s unfair competition law and public nuisance laws.”
Ex-Immigration Judge Sues Trump Administration, Says She Lost Job for Being a Woman, Dual Citizen, and Democrat
“Title VII is unquestionably constitutional,” said Nemer’s attorneys, Nathaniel Zelinsky and James Eisenmann. “The government cannot discriminate against its employees. Full stop. We look forward to pursuing Tania’s case in court.”
Costco Files Lawsuit Against Trump Administration, Asks Court for Tariff Refund
In court documents, attorneys for Costco indicated that the company is seeking a “full fund” for all duties paid in accordance with Trump’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act.
How Kentucky’s No-Fault Insurance System Affects Your Right to Sue
Kentucky’s no-fault insurance system is meant to simplify the claims process, but it can also create confusion about when and how you can seek additional compensation.