Why Fatal Car Crash Lawsuits in the U.S. Are So Complex
Until meaningful change is made, families will continue to face not only heartbreaking loss, but a long and complicated path through the legal system.
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Legal Steps You Must Take When Selling a Mobile Home
Selling a mobile home involves more than simply finding a buyer and agreeing on a price.
E-Scooter Riders Face Higher Injury Risk
E-scooter riders suffer more head injuries, often linked to alcohol and no helmets.
This Week In Rideshare: Lyft Shuttle, Uber UK and Immigrant Workers
Lyft gets a bus, Uber loses in court and workers get targeted. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
Mileage Limits and Time Frames: How Long Do Warranties Really Last
With a better understanding of the intricate details surrounding average vehicle warranties and their associated mileage limits and time frames, drivers can make informed choices on the protection options they select.
Accidental Shooting Statistics: A Review of Unintentional Firearm Deaths from 1979-2024
Accidental shootings made up 0.004% of all injury-related hospital visits in 2023. Falls accounted for 34%.
1st Look at 2026 Draft Medicare Physician Fee Schedule Demonstrates Positive Steps Forward for Virtual Care
PFS includes updates to Medicare diabetes prevention program (MDPP), new RPM/RTM billing codes, digital therapeutics reimbursement for ADHD.
32 Senate Democrats Urge Agriculture Committee to Reject Food Security and Farm Protection Act, Formerly the EATS Act
Led by Senator Adam Schiff, letter urges protection of state animal welfare laws and highlights bipartisan opposition.
Senators Question Drugmakers’ Telehealth Ties
Senators investigate whether drugmaker-run telehealth platforms influence prescription drug choices.
Thomas E. Wheeler II Sworn-In as Interim U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Indiana
Most recently, USA Wheeler served as the Acting General Counsel for the U.S. Department of Education.