Who Do You Hold Liable if You’ve Been Hit by Multiple Cars?
The question of who to hold liable for a car accident is rarely straightforward, even for the simplest cases. This challenge is multiplied in accident claims involving multiple vehicles.
Lawsuits & Litigation
Navigating the Aftermath: A Step-by-Step Guide to Handling Car Accident Claims
Navigating the aftermath of a car accident involves a series of strategic steps aimed at securing the compensation you deserve.
Philadelphia Announces Settlement with “Ghost Gun” Suppliers
“These weapons have ended up in the hands of our youth and individuals who are not otherwise permitted to possess a firearm, and the consequences in our communities have been devastating,” a city official said in a statement.
How to Maximize Compensation in a Personal Injury Claim
Remember to document everything, carefully calculate your damages, and seek out legal representation that puts your best interests first. With these strategies in mind, you’ll be well-equipped to pursue your personal injury claim with confidence.
Why This Truck Driver is Being Held Responsible for the Death of a Deputy
While we are not privy to all of the facts of this case, looking at the reported facts and the police department’s findings, a determination that the truck driver was at fault in this case seems reasonable.
Why You Need to Play it Cool During a Personal Injury Case
Since trying to get back into the swing of things too soon after an accident could harm your case, it’s just not worth it.
Indigenous Tribes Claim Social Media Companies Fuel Native Youth Suicides
Two tribal nations claim that deceptive social media strategies expose indigenous youth to unusual harm.
Pittsburgh-area Olive Garden to Pay $30k Disability Discrimination Settlement
The federal Equal Employment Opportunity Commission had earlier alleged that a general manager at the Pittsburgh-area Olive Garden franchised had asked a job applicant “illegal” questions about their disability and its effects.
Disney Asks Court to Dismiss Lawsuit Filed By Former “Mandalorian” Star Gina Carano
In its motion, Disney said that its right to “dissociate” from actors and actresses is protected by the First Amendment.
Lawsuit: Former Chicago Public Schools Administrator Abused Student for Years, Teachers Failed to Take Action
An attorney for the pseudonymous plaintiff indicated that the non-consensual relationship between a school dean and student was common knowledge among certain employees–and largely ignored by teachers, at least one of whom failed to take action after being informed of the alleged abuse.