Millions of Americans use AI chatbots for emotional support and companionship, from teens to isolated seniors. New state laws are only beginning to regulate the risks as wrongful death lawsuits alleging AI harm reshape the rules.
Concussions and other traumatic brain injuries can cause symptoms that persist despite normal brain scans. Research into TBI and dementia risk is also raising new questions about how the effects of a head injury should be documented over a lifetime.
A deadly Raleigh accident shows why airport shuttle passenger claims may require a closer look at negligent drivers, transportation companies, insurance coverage, child injuries, and wrongful death laws.
Virginia law recognizes that a family's loss extends far beyond funeral costs and lost income. Learn who can pursue a wrongful death claim, which damages may be recovered, and the two-year deadline families need to know.
TikTok and ByteDance agreed to pay $400 million to settle a DOJ lawsuit over underage users and COPPA violations. But how TikTok's age-detection system works and what data it collects to verify age raises new privacy concerns that parents should know before letting their kids use social media.
Generic drugs are supposed to be affordable, but antitrust lawsuits allege pharmaceutical companies secretly fixed prices for over a decade, resulting in $850 million in settlements so far. Affected Americans can file a claim through the generic drug price-fixing website by November 9, 2026.
Not every Virginia personal injury lawsuit requires lengthy and expensive litigation. For claims of $50,000 or less, general district court can offer a faster path with fewer procedures and lower costs.
