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Why are Pharmaceutical Lawsuits So Common in the US?

Experts say that past and current dangerous drug cases, including Ozempic, Depo-Provera, and Enfamil baby formula lawsuits, can help explain the reasons for widespread pharmaceutical litigation.

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 20 Apr 2026

Oxycodone pills sit on a sound block with a gavel resting near

Crash Involving Light Rail Train Kills 1, Injures 2 at Folsom Blvd, Mills Park Dr in Rancho Cordova

Rancho Cordova, CA – On the evening of Wednesday, April 16, 2026, a collision between a vehicle and a light rail train resulted in one fatality and left two others hospitalized,

By Maison Law

/ 17 Apr 2026

Crash Involving Light Rail Train Kills 1, Injures 2 at Folsom Blvd, Mills Park Dr in Rancho Cordova

New NEC Verdict Brings Renewed Attention to Infant Formula Lawsuits

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.

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 17 Apr 2026

A blurred image of a judge with a gavel in a courtroom.

Virginia's Distracted Driving Laws

Every April, Distracted Driving Awareness Month puts a spotlight on a problem that never really goes away. Safety groups, law enforcement, and legal professionals all use this time to advance

By Shapiro, Washburn & Sharp

/ 15 Apr 2026

Netflix’s The Predator of Seville Highlights Legal Challenges After Sexual Assault Abroad

What happens when a crime occurs far from home? A new documentary explores the legal, cultural, and personal challenges sexual assault survivors may face overseas.

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 15 Apr 2026

Female student artist wearing a backpack is sitting alone in a European city sketching on a pad.

What Happens When a Child Is Injured on Someone Else's Property in Virginia?

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

By Shapiro, Washburn & Sharp

/ 14 Apr 2026

What Happens When a Child Is Injured on Someone Else's Property in Virginia?

Meta Stops Client Recruitment Ads for Social Media Addiction Lawsuits

While legal, the removal of Facebook and Instagram ads that aimed to help lawyers find people harmed by social media addiction has sparked controversy.

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 10 Apr 2026

closeup of a stop sign in a city with buildings in the background

What to Do After a Car Accident in Texas: Steps to Protect Your Rights

After a car accident in Texas, the steps you take can affect your health, your recovery, and your legal rights. Learn what to do after a crash, common injuries to watch for, and how to handle insurance and potential claims.

By Cochran Firm Texas

/ 10 Apr 2026

The aftermath of a car accident on a city street. A male driver is documenting the scene with his phone while the blurred out woman driver is on her phone.

DHS, ICE Sued Over Alligator Alcatraz, Detention Center Expansion

Three states and multiple environmental groups have filed lawsuits against ICE and DHS over allegations they broke federal law. They claim the agencies are required to do an environmental impacts assessment before purchasing, beginning construction of, or operating new detention facilities.

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 9 Apr 2026

A vibrant sunset behind the silhouette of a detention center f

AI Deepfake Abuse in Schools Leads to New Louisiana Legislation

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.

By Herman, Katz, Gisleson & Cain

/ 9 Apr 2026

Teens standng in a group using their phones which are different colors.

Fatal San Francisco Chinatown Auto Crash Into Building Renews Focus on Protecting Pedestrians From Crashing Vehicles

A deadly Chinatown crash in San Francisco highlights the risks pedestrians face when vehicles enter storefront and sidewalk spaces. This article explores how bollards and protective infrastructure can help prevent these incidents and improve pedestrian safety.

By Choulos, Choulos & Wyle

/ 9 Apr 2026

View of California Street near China Town and the Financial District, with Chinese pagoda towers and the Bay Bridge at sunset with cars on the street.

When Does a Car Accident Case Go to Trial?

After a crash, most people hope their case will settle quickly so they can move on. In many situations, that does happen. Insurance companies may agree to pay a fair

By Shapiro, Washburn & Sharp

/ 8 Apr 2026

When Does a Car Accident Case Go to Trial?