Insurance adjusters may use delays, broad medical releases, and low settlement offers to reduce what they pay. Learn how Virginia law protects accident victims and what you can do when an insurer refuses to handle your claim fairly.
As a federal NEC baby formula bellwether trial set for August 10 approaches, learn why it differs from state cases, what it means for Enfamil and Similac lawsuits, and whether parents can still file claims if manufacturers win.
Social media addiction lawsuits against Meta, ByteDance, Snap, and Google are exposing how platform design increase mental health risks among children. Learn what parents need to know, how these apps become addictive, and practical ways to help keep kids safe online.
Wondering what happens during a personal injury deposition? Learn who attends, what questions are asked, and how careful preparation can help protect your claim and strengthen your case.
Self-driving trucks are beginning to operate on U.S. highways, raising new questions about liability after a crash. Learn how autonomous trucking technology could affect truck accident claims in Virginia and who may be responsible if an automated commercial vehicle causes serious injuries.
Two recent appellate decisions reached different outcomes in NEC baby formula litigation, highlighting how appeals continue to shape lawsuits involving Abbott, Mead Johnson, and claims that cow's milk-based formula increased the risk of necrotizing enterocolitis in premature infants.
Millions may be affected by the Supreme Court's ruling giving presidents power to fire leaders at independent agencies. Now, agencies meant to protect consumers, enforce laws, and regulate industries may be influenced by the current administration's priorities, not what's best for Americans.
A new Georgia Supreme Court decision could influence medical malpractice and wrongful death litigation for years by reaffirming important jury trial protections and limiting how damages caps apply.
