A deadly I-49 crash in Natchitoches Parish is raising concerns about “sitting duck” truck accidents. In this interview, attorney Jed Cain explains the dangers posed by parked semi-trucks, Louisiana's shoulder parking laws, and how liability is evaluated after serious interstate trucking collisions.
Title IX is more than a law about women’s sports. Enacted in 1972, the federal civil rights statute protects all students from sex discrimination, harassment, and retaliation in schools receiving federal funding, shaping how campuses respond to misconduct.
Texas saw a slight decline in traffic fatalities in 2024, but Dallas continues to report one of the highest per-capita fatal crash rates among major U.S. cities. State and federal data highlight ongoing concerns about speeding, impaired driving, and pedestrian deaths.
New tax deductions are in effect for workers who earn tips or work overtime. But economists warn it won't be low-income families who benefit, and the changes present new risks and issues.
A red-light violation in Virginia can carry serious legal and financial consequences, especially if it leads to a crash. Here’s what drivers should know.
If your car accident insurance claim in Virginia has been denied, the insurer’s decision isn’t final. Learn why claims are rejected, what steps you can take next, and how you may be able to appeal or challenge the denial to pursue the compensation you deserve.
Trump's executive order to increase domestic production of glyphosate comes the day after Bayer proposed a $7 billion settlement to resolve tens of thousands of Roundup cancer lawsuits.
If your car accident lawyer isn’t keeping you informed, you may have the right to make a change. Attorneys explain Michigan’s ethical rules on client communication and what injured crash victims can do if their lawyer stops responding.
Outdated and fabricated information, an inability to understand legal nuances, and a lack of insight from real-world experience makes it dangerous to use AI for legal advice.
