Why Truck Accidents Are So Dangerous
The mere size of a truck is a danger in and of itself.
News & Politics
Vickers v. Bison Specialty Services: An Exercise in Rampant Racism
Put together, and spread out over time, [the alleged actions] show a pattern of “frequent and offensive” acts creating a hostile work environment for Mr. Vickers and other employees of color.
Is Something Rotten in Delaware?
Whether there is an unstated agreement among Delaware’s legal and business consultants and operators and the judges of the Chancery and other courts to find creative ways to continue tapping companies embroiled in the court system would take a longer and more comprehensive investigation.
Right to Repair Gaining Ground
A new French law may be the tipping point that the Right to Repair movement needed to catch the attention of consumers and legislators.
Can a Car Accident While Pregnant Lead to Birth Defects?
While implemented for the safety of passengers, unfortunately, both airbags and seatbelts have proven to be extremely dangerous to a fetus.
The Statute of Limitations From a Personal Injury Point of View
In some situations, the time limit for filing personal injury claims can be extended.
Statistics on Personal Injury Cases in Florida
While statistics help us have a better understanding of a phenomenon, to form a complete picture we need more than numbers.
How to Proceed Legally Following a Car Accident
Even if you aren’t suffering from visible injuries, you may have incurred some unknown internal injuries.
Do the Different Types of Child Custody Affect Children Over the Age of 12 in Tennessee?
When parents cannot agree on matters related to their children, a judge may end up making the decision.
Unmarried Fathers May Have Problems with Child Custody in South Dakota
The birth of a child to parents who are not married is different than a child with married parents under South Dakota laws.