Steps to Take After a Car Accident: Protecting Your Rights and Maximizing Your Claim
You have the right to full compensation, but only if you demand it. Don’t let someone else decide what your recovery is worth.
Lawsuits & Litigation
5 Questions to Ask Your Personal Injury Attorney
It’s important to know that your lawyer is prepared to fight for proper compensation on your behalf.
How to File a Personal Injury Claim in Today’s Legal Landscape
With a clear understanding of the steps involved and the assistance of knowledgeable legal practitioners, the journey, to justice can ultimately lead to personal vindication and broader societal improvement.
Maximizing Your Defense Base Act Claim Settlement Amounts
Maximizing a DBA claim settlement requires careful preparation, strong documentation, and strategic negotiation.
How to Determine Fault in Car Accident Cases
You need a competent car accident lawyer by your side, advocating for your interests and helping you navigate the complexities of your case.
What Is a Living Trust vs. Will? A Guide For Estate Planning
While living trusts and wills share some similarities, they differ significantly in how they function, their legal processes, and their benefits.
Judge: Trump Administration Must Immediately Rehire Thousands of Fired Federal Workers
“I know want you to know that I’ve been practicing or serving in this court for over 50 years,” U.S. District Judge William Alsup said. “And I know how we get at the truth, and you’re not helping me get to add to the truth. You’re giving me press releases—sham documents.”
Democratic Attorneys General Sue to Save Department of Education
“This outrageous effort to leave students behind and deprive them of a quality education is reckless and illegal,” New York Attorney General Letitia James said.
Student-Activist Mahmoud Khalil Sues Columbia University, House Committee
Khalil, who is a U.S. permanent resident and green card holder, was arrested by federal immigration authorities on Saturday; he has since been transferred to a detention center in Louisiana.
Trump Administration Drops Lawsuit Against Company Accused of Sexually Abusing Children
The Department of Justice cited numerous examples of alleged misconduct: a Southwest Key Programs employee in El Paso, Texas, who “repeatedly sexually abused” three girls between the ages of 5 and 11, and another worker in Arizona who took a 15-year-old boy to a hotel room, paying him to perform sexual acts.