Damages in a Medical Malpractice Claim
It is essential that before you go ahead to claim any damages as a result of medical malpractice, you determine precisely what costs you will be suing for.
News & Politics
U.S. Response to Coronavirus Remains Inadequate Even After Trump Exposed at CPAC
As other countries have enacted quarantines and set up thermal imaging stations in airports, the United States has struggled to simply distribute test kits.
White Supremacists Arrested for ‘Swatting’ Crimes
Hate group leaders arrested on swatting charges.
In Wake of Coronavirus Chaos, President Trump Proposes Economic Relief Plan for Those Hardest Hit
The Trump administration recently announced plans to help alleviate economic hardship for hourly workers impacted by the coronavirus outbreak.
How to Handle a Legal Firearm in a Routine Police Check
The most important thing to remember during a routine police check with a legal firearm is that you should be honest, cooperative, and calm. Don’t raise the alarm. You’re carrying the firearm legally, so you have nothing to hide.
Trump’s Re-Election Campaign Sues CNN for Op-Ed Defamation
The Trump campaign is trying to use the president’s notoriously unreliable, often contradictory statements in his defense.
Lawsuit: Disabled 14-Year Old Was Raped on Schoolbus
The teenage girl was abused for a period of nearly two weeks–in a small, three-row bus with the driver present.
After Pressure from Congress, the FCC is Working on Mandating Anti-Robocall Technology
Fed up with robocalls? The FCC is now hard at work on new rules that would require phone carriers to implement robocall-blocking technology.
Report Finds Surgery to be the 2nd Most Common Reason For Medical Malpractice Claims
Coverys recently published a report that found that botched surgeries are the second most common reason why medical malpractice claims are filed.
Judges Matter. Decide Responsibly.
From the Supreme Court to your local county courthouse, judges matter as they interpret the laws that affect you every day. Are you comfortable with a judiciary that merely echoes the will of any President?