4 Tips for Getting the Most Out of Your Car Accident Claim
What you do after an auto crash influences the compensation you’re awarded.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser Joins Antitrust Claim Against Kroger and Albertsons Merger
Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser will file a lawsuit to block the proposed $24.6 billion merger of Kroger and Albertsons, the state’s two largest grocery store chains. According to The Denver Post, Weiser is joining Washington Attorney General Bob Ferguson in opposing the merger, which both officials claim would stifle competition and harm consumers, workers,
Former Mississippi Inmate Says Health Contractors Refused to Treat Breast Cancer Until It Was Terminal
The lawsuit suggests that, even as doctors continued telling 62-year-old Susie Balfour that anomalies in her breast were “probably” benign, they had already started billing for cancer-related services.
Google Sues to Stop AI Scammers and Copyright Fraud
As tech companies grapple with the mounting legal costs associated with addressing tech scams, Google’s initiatives underscore the pressing need for concerted action to protect users in the ever-evolving landscape of online security.
Your Ultimate Guide to Dealing with Personal Injuries
When it comes to producing evidence to back up your claim, bear in mind that if the accident documents, especially the medical reports, have not been properly maintained or are insufficient, this may be a substantial barrier.
8 Qualities to Look for in a Family Lawyer to Deal with Family Disputes
Finding the right family lawyer to handle family disputes involves looking beyond legal expertise to qualities that ensure effective representation and the support needed during challenging times.
Class Action: Amazon Misled Prime Subscribers By Changing Terms to Integrate Ads into Streaming Content
Attorneys for the propose class say that Amazon deceived consumers by promoting its “commercial-free” platform, only to pivot toward an advertisement-centered streaming model in 2023.
University of Minnesota Student Sues School After Off-Campus Housing Attendant Ignores Calls for Help
The plaintiff, Genevieve Lizotte, developed serious complications after undergoing surgery. She called the “community adviser” at her off-campus student apartment for help, but instead nearly died after the adviser allegedly failed to investigate.
Expert Witness 101: A Guide for Plaintiffs and Defendants
Expert witnesses have the potential to make a substantial contribution to the equitable and just resolution of legal issues.
Lawsuit: New York City Child Welfare Investigators Use “Coercive Tactics” That Traumatize Families
One of the parents listed as a plaintiff claims that investigators harassed her over complaints filed by an abusive ex-partner, threatening to take her children away before explaining the reason for their visit.