When to Settle vs. Go to Trial After a Personal Injury
Ultimately, the decision of whether to settle or go to trial is a personal one.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Maine Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Claiming School District Aided Student’s Gender Transition Without Notifying Mother
A federal judge found that the student’s mother had failed to establish that school officials had any official policy, or unofficial practice, of encouraging students to conceal their gender identity and expression from parents.
Lawsuit: Illinois Failed to Prevent Widespread Child Sexual Abuse in Juvenile Detention Centers
The lawsuit claims that Illinois corrections officials spent decades turning a blind eye to repeated reports of sexual abuse in juvenile detention centers statewide.
The Dos and Don’ts of Filing a Personal Injury Claim
Conversely, admitting fault, accepting settlements without legal advice, posting on social media, and delaying filing your claim can all negatively impact your case.
Understanding the Role of a Lawyer in Estate Planning
A lawyer plays a pivotal role in estate planning by providing legal expertise, crafting customized plans, ensuring proper documentation, and facilitating adaptations over time.
When to Lawyer Up: The Role of Attorneys in Car Accident Claims
Knowing when to involve an auto accident attorney can significantly impact the success of your car accident claim.
Chicago Reaches $5.8m Settlement with African-American Water Department Employees
Attorneys for the 12 plaintiffs had said that Chicago’s Department of Water Management tolerated a culture of racially-motivated abuse, harassment, and discrimination.
Sacramento County Superior Court Dismisses DA’s Homelessness Lawsuit Against California Capital
“The community has seen and felt the difference,” Sacramento County District Attorney Thein Ho said. “We intend to amend the complaint and proceed forward. We will not give up on the City of Sacramento.”
Transgender Arkansas Residents Sue Over New Driver’s License, Identification Rules
Attorneys from the American Civil Liberties Union say that, in announcing a change that would remove the “X” gender designation from Arkansas driver’s licenses, the state failed to adhere to its own administrative rules.
Judge Declares Mistrial in Abu Ghraib Lawsuit
After deliberating for eight days, jurors announced that they had been unable to react a verdict due, in part, to disagreement over whether the U.S. Army or a private company controlled civilian “interrogation” contractors.