Injured While Motorcycle Lane-Splitting in Houston: Can I Sue?
According to Texas law, lane-splitting is illegal.
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Giving Back to the Community Helps the Health of Volunteers
Volunteering helps boost mental health, especially among seniors who give back.
Can You Sue a Foreign Tourist for a Car Accident?
If the tourist does not cooperate with you, you can still do something about it by hiring an attorney.
3 Mistakes to Avoid After a Bus Accident
One of the biggest mistakes people make when involved in an accident is not contacting an attorney immediately.
Waking Up From a Coma After a Motorcycle Crash in Chicago: Can I Sue?
Fortunately, the legal system allows victims to sue after comas – even if many decades have passed.
4 Most Common Types of Bus Accidents
Most schools, local charities, and churches use passenger vans to transport people or goods.
When to Contact a Lawyer Following a Car Accident
Delays in consulting with a lawyer may weaken your case.
Why You Should Start Retirement Planning Right Away
Planning will help you to have a unified vision of retirement with your spouse regarding where you will live and your lifestyle so that you can live on your own terms.
40 Million Americans Look to Supreme Court to Affirm the Dismissal of Sham Student Debt Cancellation Lawsuit
An historic coalition of attorneys, advocates, labor unions, and experts filed a series of amicus curiae briefs with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of the Biden Administration’s student debt relief program.
Does Wisconsin Have Dram Shop or Social Host Liability Laws?
What does that mean for Wisconsin social hosts?