Self-Driving Cars and Negligence, Explained
It would help if you always were cautious when traveling in a self-driving car and never assumed that the vehicle was safe to drive.
Can I Sue if My Parasailing Accident Was Caused by Bad Weather?
The businesses that run parasail trips have a legal responsibility to comply with the regulations that have been established by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA).
What Types of Damages Can a Dog Bite Lawsuit Cover?
By understanding the types of damages available, you can be sure that you are getting the compensation you deserve.
Identifying and Valuing Recoverable Damages in a Car Accident
By taking the time to identify all the damages you have incurred and putting a value on these, you will be in a much better position to recover the compensation you deserve.
9 McKeen & Associates Attorneys Named Super Lawyers
“This recognition from such a prestigious organization endorses our commitment to civil justice,” said Brian McKeen, founder and managing partner of McKeen & Associates. “We are proud of the work we do on behalf of our clients.”
Benefits of Contract Lifecycle Management for Banking and Finance Industries
Banking and financial institutions that have already experienced the advantages of contract lifecycle management software increased the availability and flexibility of their services.
The Status of Gig Workers & Freelancers in the Biden Economy
It would appear to be the case that a greater understanding of the nature of work in 2022, coupled with a degree of flexibility, is needed in the issue of worker classification.
Study Shows Hodgkin’s Lymphoma Patients Need Mental Health Services
The stress and worry that cancer patients experience suggests they would benefit from mental health services.
Fentanyl Went from a Feared Drug to One That’s Preferred
Fentanyl, 50 times stronger than heroin, is now being preferred on the streets.
Lawsuit: Black Teenager “Traumatized” By Sight of Other Students Picking Cotton
The mother of the pseudonymous student filed a lawsuit after the Laurel Span School said that it could not remove the cotton plants within 24 hours, even though administrators agreed that an educator’s “real-life slavery” lesson was inappropriate and that the cotton plants should be removed.