How is Liability in California Girl Scouts Sexual Abuse Cases Determined
Victims of sexual abuse involving the Girl Scouts of America may be able to seek justice and compensation through a civil lawsuit.
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When Wheels Run Off the Road: What to Do in a Pedestrian Personal Injury
Dealing with a pedestrian personal injury can be overwhelming, but it is important to remember that you do not have to go through this process alone.
The Difference Between Just Compensation and Fair Market Value in Eminent Domain Cases
In a case of eminent domain, fair market value and just compensation are not the same thing.
Won’t Somebody Think of the Children?
Frozen embryos exist in a strange place, between property and personhood, bridging the future and the laws of the past.
Professor: Hamline University Called Me “Islamophobic” for Showing Pictures of Mohammed in Art History Class
The former professor alleges that she was fired simply because a single Muslim student–who had been warned about the pictures at the beginning of the semester–sent a complaint to the school’s administration office.
This Week In Rideshare: Airports, Pay and Alto
Uber aids air travel, drivers get a raise, and Alto keeps growing. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
What Boating Safety Equipment Is Required?
Safety should be your priority, whether boating alone or taking the whole crew on an adventure.
Smart Homes Security: How Technology Is Changing The Way We Live
Smart homes aren’t just the future. They are the now.
Fort Lauderdale Dog Attack Leaves 5-Year-Old with 50 Stitches and Scars
Despite the doctor’s best efforts to help the five-year-old girl recover, her scars have not improved, and she’s absolutely traumatized by the entire incident.
Been in an Accident? Here’s What To Do Next
Taking these proactive measures could mean the difference between getting fair compensation for your losses or not getting anything at all.