Vital Tips for Understanding the Legal Framework of Traffic Accidents
Knowing laws regarding liability and court procedures makes preventing ridiculously costly errors somewhat more feasible.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Doctors Win Fraud Case Against Insurer
Doctors win $421M lawsuit after insurer denies payment for approved surgeries.
16 States Sue Education Department After COVID Relief Funds Canceled
More than a dozen state attorneys general have filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Education, alleging that the abrupt end of coronavirus-related financial relief will make it difficult to provide students with much-needed resources. According to The Hill, the lawsuit was filed earlier this week in the Manhattan-based U.S. District Court for the
International Students Challenge Trump Administration’s Visa Revocations
President Donald Trump has issued multiple executive orders authorizing the deportation of foreign nationals who “bear hostile attitudes” toward the United States and its “citizens, culture, government, institutions, or founding principles.”
In the Wake of Impact, Law Becomes a Refuge—Understanding the Pursuit of Compensation
In the wake of the devastating impact, the law serves as a crucial refuge, offering a pathway to recovery and justice.
Why Some Car Accident Cases Take Longer—And How to Speed Yours Up
Car accident cases don’t have to drag on forever. While some delays are unavoidable, knowing what slows things down—and taking the right steps—can help you get the compensation you deserve without unnecessary frustration.
How to Choose the Right Lawyer for Your Case
It’s important to carefully evaluate a lawyer’s qualifications, track record, communication style, experience, and fee schedule when selecting one.
Types of Damages You Can Recover in a Raleigh Car Accident Claim
A car accident often has severe financial, physical, and emotional consequences. If another party is responsible for an accident in Raleigh, victims can recover several types of damages.
Supreme Court Orders Trump to “Facilitate” Return of Mistakenly Deported Man
“The Government argument … implies that it could deport and incarcerate any person, including U.S. citizens, without legal consequence, so long as it does so before a court can intervene,” wrote Justice Sonia Sotomayor.
Former EEOC Commissioner Sues Trump Admin. After Being Fired
“The removal of Commissioner Samuels, along with the removal of fellow Democratic Commissioner Charlotte Burrows on the same day, constitutes the first time in the EEOC’s almost 61-year history that a president has sought to remove a member of the Commission prior to the expiration of their term,” the lawsuit states.