Can You Sue After a Single-Vehicle Motorcycle Crash in San Antonio?
While you might feel like the situation is hopeless, you should examine your case more closely to determine whether negligence was present.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Can You Still Sue After a Motorcycle Accident if You Weren’t Wearing a Helmet?
According to California law, it is unlawful to ride a motorcycle without a helmet.
Maine Judge Says Child Sex Abuse Lawsuits Against Catholic Diocese Can Move Forward
The Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland had protested a 2021 law removing the statute of limitations on most child sex abuse claims.
Lawsuit: Alabama Man Froze to Death in Walker County Jail, Likely Forced into Freezer
The physician who examined the victim said that he “could not understand” how or why an inmate would have such a low body temperature if they were inside an ordinary jail facility.
New York Court Says Fox News Must Face the Music in Smartmatic Defamation Claim
Smartmatic, a voting technology company, is pursuing a $2.7 billion defamation lawsuit against the conservative media network.
Dozens of Women File Lawsuit Accusing Olaplex of Causing Hair Loss
Dozens of women have alleged that Olaplex products have damaged their hair, causing follicle breakage and serious scalp injuries.
How to Receive Compensation as an Asbestos Victim
Receiving compensation as an asbestos victim requires dedication and hard work but it is possible if done correctly.
How to Find the Best Bus Accident Lawyer for Your Accident Claim
There are some steps you need to tackle alone, such as making a complaint to your city’s bus system, or Metro Transit for Minneapolis.
Emmett Till’s Cousin Files Lawsuit Seeking Arrest of White Accuser
The lawsuit asks the court to compel a Mississippi sheriff to serve a decades-old arrest warrant on Carolyn Bryant Donham, the White woman believed to have caused 14-year-old Emmett Till’s lynching by telling a group of men that the Black teenager had sexually harassed her.
Appeals Court to Rehear Asylum Lawsuit for TPS Recipients
The court will rehear a case that could affect the Temporary Protected Status of nearly 300,000 immigrants and asylum-seekers in the United States.