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Former Moore Middle School Teacher Caleb Elliott Arrested Again in Expanding Child Exploitation Case

Texas lawyer Anjali Nigam outlines the legal steps victims and families can take after sexual abuse by a teacher, explaining how civil claims and accountability can help protect students and prevent future misconduct.

By Abuse Guardian

/ 10 Nov 2025

Students walking into a school with backpacks on

Am I Liable for a Car Accident Caused by My Teenage Driver?

When a teen driver causes an accident, their parents may face liability, whether the crash involved the family vehicle or a car the parents gifted to their child.

By Shapiro, Washburn & Sharp

/ 14 Oct 2025

A teen driver smiling behind the wheel of a car with an adult male passenger.

How Does Immigration Status Affect a Virginia Personal Injury Claim?

Suffering an injury caused by someone else’s negligence can be overwhelming for anyone, but for immigrants living and working in Virginia, it often comes with added concerns.

By Curcio Law

/ 14 Oct 2025

Woman sitting outside of a crashed car with her head in her hands.

Cruise Ship Injuries and Passenger Rights

With Port Tampa Bay serving as a major departure point, cruises are a popular way for Florida residents and tourists to travel. A cruise promises relaxation, entertainment, and adventure. But

By Chris Borzell

/ 29 Sep 2025

Aerial view of the nose of a large cruise ship at port.

Divorce, Custody, and Family Law in Tampa Bay

Family life can be both rewarding and challenging. When conflicts arise that can’t be resolved at home, the legal system often becomes involved. In Tampa Bay, issues like divorce,

By Chris Borzell

/ 15 Sep 2025

Selective focus of couple sitting at table with divorce documents

Online Gaming and Child Safety: How to Protect Your Kids from Predators

Gaming isn’t just a game anymore. It’s a digital playground, and just like any real-world playground, it needs supervision. This guide will help you understand how online gaming platforms work, the warning signs of online grooming, and what to do if something doesn’t feel right.

By Jessica Pride

/ 2 Sep 2025

Young male sitting at a computer gaming with headphones

What Is the Age of Consent in California?

The age of consent is the legal age when someone is considered mature enough to agree to sexual activity. Knowing the age of consent in California can help you protect your child and understand when the law steps in to hold offenders accountable.

By Jessica Pride

/ 26 Aug 2025

A teen girl sitting in a chair hugging her legs listening to someone.

What to Do If You Suspect Your Child Has Been Injured or Abused at a Childcare Facility

Recently, a former daycare worker has been accused of abusing children at an Alexandria childcare center in a case that is every parent’s nightmare.

By Curcio Law

/ 30 Jul 2025

Children sitting on the ground coloring, paiting and playing with trains

New Twist in NEC Baby Formula Lawsuits: Judge Overturns Verdict

A Missouri mother whose NEC infant formula lawsuit was dismissed will get a new trial after a judge ruled the defense misled jurors. The case renews hope for families seeking justice over dangerous cow’s milk-based preterm formulas.

By Childers, Schlueter & Smith, LLC

/ 25 Apr 2025

Necessary Changes: A Push for Stronger Dog Bite Laws

According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, close to 60 million households include a dog. Unfortunately, the popularity of canines has a downside. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 18 Apr 2025

Beware of Dog sign on a wooden fence outside a home.

What You Need to Know About the 23andMe Bankruptcy and Privacy Protections

The biotech firm named after the 23 pairs of chromosomes in a normal human cell, 23andMe, has filed for bankruptcy and is now searching for a buyer to take over

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 8 Apr 2025

3D rendering of a DNA molecule in a test tube.

Amazon Files Lawsuit Against U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission over Recalls

Lawyers for Amazon, the e-commerce giant with $575 billion in revenue, filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) on March 14. The lawsuit was submitted

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 25 Mar 2025

Packages are sorted by Amazon workers on a conveyor.