How Drivers Can Avoid Pedestrian Accidents
As the NHTSA reminds us, everyone is a pedestrian. In other words, pedestrian safety is everyone’s concern.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Are Doctors Liable for Misdiagnosis in Indianapolis?
Medical experts can clarify whether the standard of care was breached and how this led to the patient’s harm. Their testimony is often the cornerstone of a successful misdiagnosis claim.
Making a Personal Injury Claim After a Slip and Fall Accident
Navigating the process of making a personal injury claim after a slip and fall accident can be overwhelming, but with the right legal representation and support, you can protect your rights.
Litigation and Dispute Resolution: Legal Remedies for Consumer Complaints in Online Gambling
It is imperative for online gambling operators, regulatory authorities, and industry watchdogs to collaborate effectively to ensure a fair, safe, and enjoyable gaming experience for all players.
How to Handle Divorcing a Narcissist
Considering a narcissist’s tendency to thrive on drama and chaos in certain situations, it’s crucial to maintain a sense of calmness and rationality.
Family of Washington, D.C., Man Who Drowned During Mental Health Crisis Files Lawsuit
The lawsuit alleges that Washington’s emergency dispatch service caused or contributed to David Earl Griffin’s death by misreading the severity of the situation and thereby delaying a law enforcement response.
Trump Files Defamation Lawsuit Against ABC News and George Stephanopoulos
In his lawsuit, Trump claims that ABC News and media personality George Stephanopoulos “defamed” him by asserting that the former president had been found liable for the “rape” of E. Jean Carroll.
The Importance of Timeliness: When to Seek the Expertise of a Car Accident Injury Attorney
By acting swiftly and seeking medical attention, gathering evidence at the scene, and contacting a car accident injury attorney promptly, you can protect your rights.
National Park Service Sued Over Cashless Entry at Parks, Historic Sites
The lawsuit claims that the National Park Service’s recent policy of refusing cash payment at some sites violates provisions of U.S. Code that require certain public bodies to accept paper currency as legal tender.
Supreme Court to Let Texas Enforce Controversial Immigration Enforcement Bill
Although the Supreme Court will allow Texas to begin enforcing provisions of Senate Bill 4, the justices did not rule on the legality of the law. Instead, the panel returned the case to a federal appeals court–which, hours after the Supreme Court announced its decision, has again stayed enforcement of the statute.