What you share online after an accident or injury can influence how your case is evaluated. Here’s how social media is used in Texas lawsuits and where mistakes can happen.
To win a slip and all settlement for your Detroit case you must show that: (1) there was a hazardous condition on the property where you were hurt; (2) the property owner had possession and control of the property; (3) the owner owed you a…
A $70 million state court verdict is offering early insight into how juries are weighing NEC claims, as related lawsuits continue to move forward in courts across the country.
When a child gets hurt on someone else's property, the way things are handled is often different than when an adult gets hurt. Virginia law acknowledges that children
A Louisiana middle school deepfake case has sparked new legislation targeting AI-generated child sexual abuse material, as lawmakers push stricter penalties and stronger protections for victims.
Social media addiction lawsuits are drawing alarming comparisons between Big Tech and Big Tobacco. The recent $6 million verdict, addictive design, and sheer number of affected consumers indicate the legal battle has just begun.
Speeding is a leading cause of North Carolina pedestrian accidents, increasing the risk of severe injuries and fatalities. Learn the dangers, common causes, and your legal options after a crash.
The judge presiding over the childhood vaccine rollback lawsuit against the HHS issued has temporarily blocked the notably shorter childhood vaccination schedule introduced in January.
A fatal pedestrian crash in San Francisco’s Mission Rock neighborhood has renewed concerns about street safety. A 2-year-old child was killed, highlighting ongoing risks for pedestrians and the legal options families may have after a tragic accident.
Recent convictions in Georgia and Michigan show a growing legal trend of prosecutors charging parents when children access unsecured firearms and carry out school shootings. These cases highlight how unsafe gun storage and ignored warning signs can lead to criminal liability.
With more drivers traveling through North Carolina during spring break, highways often experience heavier traffic and increased crash risk. Fatigue, speeding, and distracted driving are among the factors that can contribute to serious accidents.
