The holiday season brings heavier traffic to stores, banks, and shopping centers — and unfortunately, an increase in criminal activity. One crime trend drawing heightened concern from law enforcement across the country is “jugging,” a tactic in which thieves...
Every year, thousands of Texans purchase insurance policies with the expectation that when disaster strikes—whether it's a devastating hurricane, a house fire, a major medical emergency, or a severe car accident—their insurance company will honor the contract and provide...
Car accidents in New York can lead to complex legal battles over who is responsible for covering medical bills, lost wages, and other damages. Determining who pays for car accident injuries depends on New York's insurance laws and its...
Car accidents are often discussed in practical terms—insurance claims, vehicle repairs, medical treatment—but the legal reality is far more complex. In Georgia, a crash is rarely just an unfortunate event. It is a fact pattern that triggers statutory duties,...
Divorce is often associated with court battles, emotional strain, and costly legal fees. But not every divorce has to follow that contentious path. In recent years, collaborative divorce has emerged as a more amicable, respectful, and efficient way for...
In 2024, the American Law Institute (ALI) approved a transformative update to the legal standard for medical malpractice, reshaping how courts evaluate negligence in healthcare. This shift, detailed in a JAMA article by Daniel G. Aaron, MD, JD, moves...
A criminal conviction can cast a long shadow over your life, affecting far more than just the immediate legal consequences. From job prospects to housing opportunities and even your right to vote, a criminal record can create barriers that...
When family relationships break down and allegations of violence surface, the Texas legal system offers several mechanisms designed to protect potential victims. Among the most powerful—and most misunderstood—are protective orders. These court-issued directives can dramatically alter living arrangements, custody...
Lawmakers in Washington and several states are testing a controversial idea: allow pregnant people to seek child support during pregnancy, with potential retroactive payments back to the medically determined month of conception. In the 119th Congress, the proposal appears...
In Ohio, particularly in Columbiana County, first responders such as firefighters and police officers are increasingly facing challenges in securing personal injury claims for workplace injuries. These denials, often linked to stringent evidence requirements, highlight a broader issue affecting...
