Massachusetts’ Tort Claims Act is Keeping the MBTA Unsafe
The TCA restricts the recovery of punitive damages, reducing the incentive for the T to prioritize safety and potentially leading to a lack of accountability.
News & Politics
New York City Man Plans Lawsuit After “Guardian Angels” Subject Him to “Pain Compliance”
The 22-year-old man, whose family took him to the United States from Mexico when he was a toddler, claims that a Guardian Angels figure tarnished his reputation by wrongfully accusing him of being a “migrant” and “shoplifter.”
SF Votes Yes on Law Measures, Welfare Drug Testing
San Francisco’s evolving socio-political landscape serves as a compelling case study in the ongoing dialogue between progressivism and pragmatism, aiming to create a safe, inclusive, and sustainable urban community.
The Boating Safety Bill That Will Keep Floridians Afloat
Boating safety is a critical issue in Florida, especially in areas like Monroe, Miami-Dade, and Palm Beach which experience an especially high number of boating accidents.
This Week In Rideshare: Delivery, Parents, and Minneapolis
The dangers of delivery, single parents struggle and a huge win for Minneapolis. LegalRideshare breaks it down.
End the Tragedy of Crash Drowning Deaths
Lest we become pessimistic about achieving a worthy safety goal of ending crash drowning deaths consider the history of airbags.
Common Mistakes to Avoid When Drafting Your Will
A thoughtfully crafted will minimize family disputes and provide peace of mind that your intentions will be carried out when gone.
Disability Groups File Motion to Prevent New York City from Shirking Its Obligation to Provide Wheelchair-Accessible Taxis
Almost 10 years later, the TLC has failed to meet the requirement for a 50% accessible taxi fleet, even though there is no legal basis for them to avoid their obligations under the Court-ordered agreement.
5 Ways to Get Legal Assistance After Facing a Personal Injury
Whether through consulting with personal injury lawyers, accessing legal aid organizations, seeking assistance from bar associations, exploring contingency fee arrangements, or utilizing online resources, there are options.
U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace Honored with Leadership Award by Competitive Markets Groups
Farmers and Ranchers applaud Mace for her work to address corruption at USDA’s scandal-ridden checkoff programs, defeat terrible EATS Act.