Navigating Pennsylvania Personal Injury Claims: A Comprehensive Guide
Recent adjustments in comparative negligence legal guidelines in Pennsylvania may also affect your compensation.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Alabama Accused of Using Prisoners as Slaves in “Labor-Trafficking Scheme”
Attorneys for the inmates say that Alabama grants fewer prisoners parole on grounds of public safety, while still forcing inmates to work long hours in privately-owned warehouses and fast-food restaurants.
Former Harvard Medical School Professor Accused of Using His Own Sperm to Impregnate Fertility Clinic Patient
The lawsuit accuses Dr. Merle Berger, a former Harvard professor and founder of one of the nation’s largest fertility clinics, of using his own sperm to inseminate a fertility clinic patient, who had been told that she would receive a donation from “a person who did not know her, and whom she did not know.”
Car Crash in LA: Why You Need a Los Angeles Car Accident Attorney
In the aftermath of a car crash in Los Angeles, the importance of having a skilled and experienced car accident attorney cannot be overstated.
12 Questions to Ask a Commercial Truck Lawyer
With the right legal representation, you can navigate the complexities of commercial trucking law and work towards a favorable resolution for your case.
Creating a Strategic Plan for Personal Injury Compensation
An experienced personal injury lawyer can be trusted to expertly set compensation amounts based on past experience and claim outcomes.
DeSantis Attorneys Ask Federal Court to Toss Walt Disney Company’s Free Speech Lawsuit
In a petition to dismiss the high-profile complaint, attorneys for DeSantis said that Disney lacked standing to pursue a claim seeking revocation of a law that neither the governor nor his associates have power to enforce.
Federal Court: Trump Waited Too Long to Claim Presidential Immunity in Defamation Case
The court found that, had Trump wished to propose a presidential immunity defense, he should have raised it at an earlier stage–not three years into litigation.
After Almost a Decade, the “Cars for Kids” Trademark Infringement Case May Finally Be Resolved
It has been a long and arduous journey for the “Cars for Kids” trademark infringement case spanning almost ten years and two appeals.
Emory to Pay $38.6M After Heart Transplant Goes Wrong
Hospital is made to pay nearly $40M in medical malpractice case.