Seven Mistakes That Can Sink a Car Accident Claim

Insurance companies aren’t on your side after a car accident. Knowing that, and acting on it, can make the difference between a claim that covers your losses and one that leaves you paying for someone else’s mistake.

Tipper-McWhorter Brings Trial Experience in Energy, Construction, and Complex Commercial Disputes

“Katie is an accomplished trial lawyer, with deep roots in Houston, who has earned her clients’ trust. We are lucky to have her.” – Derek León, Managing Partner

Tarter Krinsky & Drogin Announces Six 2026 Attorney Promotions Across Key Practices

The group reflects the firm’s multidisciplinary strength and 
commitment to clients’ evolving needs.

Trial Lawyer Fraud Ring Accusations Exposed

New ATRF report documents nearly 300 civil racketeering suits filed since 2024 over alleged staged accidents, fake injuries and inflated medical bills.

Everlaw Survey: In-House Legal Teams Are Using AI to Cut Law Firm Spend and 81% Expect Outcome-Based Pricing to Eclipse the Billable Hour Within Five Years

New study with Wakefield Research finds 86% of in-house legal professionals now use generative AI for legal work; 54% have already reduced the volume of work sent to outside counsel; 92% are seeing AI-related cost savings from law firms.

What are the Four Proofs of Negligence?

Negligent security generally involves a claim that a person or business responsible for a property failed to take reasonable security measures and that this failure contributed to someone being injured by a third party.

Texas Contractor Sentenced for $1.4 Million Tax Scheme

Construction company owner hid income while withholding employee taxes for years.

High Opioid Doses for Back Pain Associated with OUD, Overdose

Higher opioid doses for new back pain were linked to greater addiction and overdose risks.

One Third of Enterprises Have More Than $1.3B in Contract Value They Cannot Fully Explain Due to Lack of Access to Contract Intelligence

This latent value sits untapped because businesses cannot reliably locate the rationale behind why commercial terms were agreed.

More Than Just a Legal Vending Machine: Why Law Firms Must Codify Their Judgement in the AI era

In the vending machine analogy, the client receives none of the nuance or learned experience that a lawyer can apply to their situation. 

Arizona Family Plans Lawsuit After Toddler Found Alive

The case has drawn attention to the consequences of a mistaken death declaration and the importance of confirming signs of life.

California Couple Sentenced in Protected Wildlife Trafficking Case

An Anaheim couple received probation and fines after admitting involvement in illegal wildlife shipments.

What Small Businesses Overlook About Patent Protection (Until It’s Too Late)

For small businesses, the central lesson is straightforward: patent protection should be considered before an invention enters the market.

UK Commercial Property: Legal Guide for Buyers and Landlords

Early legal advice can strengthen contractual rights, support negotiations, and help establish effective dispute-resolution mechanisms.

AI Can Find the Documents, but Lawyers Still Have to Connect the Dots

AI is reshaping litigation, but its value should not be measured by how many lawyers it removes from a review team. A better measure is how much more lawyers can understand, and how much sooner they can understand it.

CallRail Expands Partnership with Constant Contact Through Native Integration

New integration ensures every tracked call or text lands in your email marketing platform automatically, with attribution data and AI summary.

FDA Expands Recall of Seventeen Toothpaste Varieties

Manufacturing concerns have prompted a nationwide recall affecting millions of toothpaste tubes.

Woman Sues NYC Piercing Shop After Tongue Injury

A customer alleges repeated piercing attempts caused severe tongue injuries and hospital treatment.

Judge Warns Trump to Cooperate with BBC or Risk Lawsuit Dismissal

“I tend to agree with the defendant that it strains credulity that a thorough search has been in order to determine that all of the requests have been responded to,” Judge Lett said.

Judge Dismisses Justice Department Voter Roll Lawsuit Against Utah

Two days before the ruling, though, the federal government told Utah that it planned to send election monitors to the state ahead of the upcoming midterm election. Henderson said that the monitors are welcome to observe voting but stressed that they still have an obligation to comply with state election laws.