New York City Mayor Eric Adams Denies Sexual Assault Allegations
“This did not happen,” Adams told reporters. “I don’t recall ever meeting this person during my time in the police department.”
Lawsuits & Litigation
Colorado Mother Files Lawsuit Claiming Disabled 12-Year-Old Son Spent Day with Broken Legs After Being Left Unattended
After sliding down a ramp in his wheelchair, colliding with a wall, and breaking both legs, a school employee discovered Patricia Portillo Estrada’s 12-year-old son distressed and in pain–but offered no assistance, leaving the boy to return to class by himself.
Clemson Files Lawsuit Against Atlantic Coast Conference, Seeks Court Order Against “Unconscionable” Exit Penalties
Attorneys for Clemson claim that the ACC is attempting to enforce “unconscionable” exit penalties, including a provision that would leave the league with exclusive media rights to Clemson events–even after the university exits the conference.
What to Do if You’re Injured in an Elevator Accident
Take photos of the elevator where the accident occurred, as well as any visible injuries you sustained.
Navigating the Aftermath: Essential Steps Following an Auto Accident
By following these essential steps, you can navigate the aftermath of an auto accident with confidence and peace of mind.
California Divorce 101: What You Need to Know Before Filing
Divorce is a tough situation for all parties involved. As the relationship comes to an end, you have to take care of a few things.
The Indispensable Role of Top Family Lawyers in Scotland
What truly sets family law solicitors apart is their ability to blend legal expertise with genuine empathy.
National Association of Realtors to Pay $400m to Settle Lawsuit
The National Association of Realtors also agreed to make critical changes to brokerage policies, potentially giving homeowners more flexibility in negotiating commissions and other rates.
College Swimmers and Volleyball Players Sue NCAA Over Transgender Athlete Policies
The lawsuit cites several incidents involving transgender swimmer Lia Thomas, a former member of the UPenn men’s swim team–who, in 2022, beat several Olympic athletes to secure first place in the 2022 NCAA women’s 500-yard freestyle swim event.
Maryland Women File Lawsuits Alleging “Horrific” Sexual Abuse in Baltimore County Juvenile Detention Centers
The women claim that they were subjected to repeated acts of sexual abuse at privately-run juvenile detention centers in Baltimore County in Maryland.