Slip and Fall Settlements in Apartment Buildings
Slip and fall accidents in apartment buildings can be physically, emotionally, and financially overwhelming.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Federal Employees Sue Trump Administration Over Insecure Email Distribution System
The lawsuit relays concerns shared by an Office of Personnel Management employees, including a disgruntled Reddit user who claimed that the agency was forced to install a new server in its office after a longtime employee refused to establish a direct line of communication to the entire federal workforce.
The Benefits of Having a Car Accident Lawyer on Your Side
Having a lawyer handle a claim on your behalf automatically tells the insurance company that you are taking the situation seriously.
How to Navigate the TPD Claim Process Using Your Superannuation
The TPD claim process can be a complex journey, but it could lead to much-needed financial support for disabled individuals.
Divorce Mediation vs. Litigation: Which Is Right for You?
Choosing between divorce mediation and litigation is a deeply personal decision that depends on your unique circumstances, priorities, and relationship dynamics.
CFPB Sues Banks Over Zelle Fraud Issues
The CFPB has filed a fraud suit against JPMorgan, Bank of America and Wells Fargo.
Arkansas Couple Settles Claim with HGTV “Fixer to Fabulous” Stars
An Arkansas couple has reached a settlement with construction companies owned by the stars of HGTV’s “Fixer to Fabulous.” According to KNWA-KFTA, the lawsuit was filed on behalf of plaintiffs Matthew and Sarah McGrath in February of 2023. In the complaint, attorneys for the plaintiffs said that they paid Jupiter Rentals and Marrs Construction to
Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Against Alexander Brothers
In June, a real estate publication reported that several women had filed sexual assault-related claims against the brothers. More accusations followed, and, in December, all three of the Alexander brothers were arrested in Florida on federal sex trafficking charges.
Bernie Sanders Calls Out CBS After It Floats Settlement with Trump
“CBS may be reaching a legal settlement with Trump because he didn’t like how a campaign interview with Kamala was edited. Really?” Sanders wrote on Twitter. “If CBS caves, the belief that we have an independent media protected by the First Amendment is undermined.”
Indiana AG Sues Local Sheriff for Refusing to Aid in ICE Immigration Round-Ups
“[AG Rokita] stated he talked to Sheriff Redman multiple times, which is false,” the St. Joseph County’s Sheriff’s Office said in a statement. “The Sheriff has never even spoken to Todd Rokita. He stated that we do not cooperate with ICE, which is false. We regularly communicate with ICE. When the jail receives a detainer or request from ICE, staff promptly informs immigration officials when that individual will be released on their criminal charges for detainment by ICE.”