New York has unusually strong protections for injured construction workers. Unfortunately, those protections are widely ... Read more
Does Your Oura Ring Really Know How You Slept? A Lawsuit Says No
We’ve talked a lot about smart devices—dashcams, smart doorbells, and similar—and how your personal data interacts with the ... Read more
An OSHA Violation Won’t Win Your Alabama Heat Illness Claim
The weather is changing. I don’t need to tell an Alabaman how hot the past several summers have been—heat indices higher than ... Read more
Enjuris Partner Tom Murphy Sr. Receives MTLA Career Achievement Award
Enjuris is proud to congratulate Tom Murphy Sr., founder and senior partner of Enjuris Partner Murphy Law Firm, on receiving the 2026 ... Read more
First DWI in Texas: What to Expect in Williamson County
A first DWI arrest is disorienting. Most people have never been in handcuffs, don't know what a "Class B misdemeanor" really means, and ... Read more
Accident With Uber: What Injured Passengers in Texas Need to Know
Being injured in an Uber accident can leave you both confused and in pain. As a passenger, you may suddenly face injuries, medical ... Read more
Totally Disabled, Paid for a Finger: Inside the Harris Ruling
On July 31, 2026, the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals handed down a decision that every injured worker in this state should understand. ... Read more
Can You Collect VA Disability and SSDI in Montana?
Montana is home to one of the highest concentrations of veterans in the country; our state ranks third per capita, only behind Alaska ... Read more
The App Status That Decides Your Rideshare Injury Claim
Rideshare services are part of daily life for many Floridians. Maybe you’re ready to head to Miami Beach to party and don’t want to ... Read more
Your Employer Fired You After a Work Injury. Now What?
Retaliation.We all know what it means, but in the context of workers’ compensation, it’s a little more nuanced than you might expect. ... Read more
How Does Divorce Work in Washington State?
Few life events feel as overwhelming as the start of a divorce. Beyond the emotional strain, the legal process brings its own ... Read more
How Does a Wrongful Death Claim Work in Florida?
Losing a loved one because of someone else's negligence is devastating, and the legal process that follows can feel bewildering on top ... Read more
What to Know After an Uber or Lyft Accident in Las Vegas
Rideshare services are everywhere in Las Vegas—from the airport to the Strip to late nights out—so it is no surprise that Uber and Lyft ... Read more
What to Do When a Texas Insurer Denies or Underpays a Property Damage Claim
After a storm, fire, burst pipe, hailstorm, or other event causes property damage to your home or business, you expect the insurance ... Read more
How Long Do You Have to File a Medical Malpractice Claim in New York?
When medical care goes horribly wrong, New York law gives patients only a limited time to take legal action. In most cases, a medical ... Read more
Why Police Reports Get Motorcycle Crashes Wrong (And What to Do About It)
Most riders do not think much about the police report at first. They are worried about the hospital, the motorcycle, the pain they are ... Read more
AI at Work: What Georgia Employers Need to Know Now
When was the last time you drove the I-16 corridor between Macon and Savannah? If you’ve been there recently, you likely noticed mile ... Read more
Nursing Home Staffing Shortages and Patient Safety in NYC
The quality of care in New York City’s nursing homes depends heavily on adequate staffing. Yet chronic shortages of nurses and other ... Read more
New SC Law Could Change How Much You Recover
Laws are nuanced. Complicated. There are exceptions and loopholes. And while our society functions under laws that have been in place ... Read more
Most SSDI Winners Were Denied First… Here’s Why
If you applied for Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) benefits and were denied, don’t give up hope. You’re not alone, and your ... Read more
Ejecting Stoppers Prompt Massive Thermos Recall After Injuries
Stop! Before you twist open your hot coffee or homemade soup, beware. Thermos has recalled 8.2 million items because of reports of ... Read more
What the Poe Hall Lawsuit Means for NC Workers
In January 2026, twelve former students, faculty members, and staff at North Carolina State University filed a lawsuit in Wake County ... Read more
Enjuris Partner Bernard Nomberg Earns Top Workers’ Comp Honor
The College of Workers’ Compensation Lawyers has announced the induction of Bernard Nomberg as a Fellow. “The election as a Fellow ... Read more
Does Where You Live in Michigan Affect Your Car Accident Compensation?
After a car accident, most people assume that compensation is based on the severity of the injury and the facts of the crash. Those ... Read more
Inside Truck Accident Investigations and How Evidence Tells the Real Story
Every truck crash has two stories. There’s the version the trucking company tells, often a narrative of unavoidable circumstances, ... Read more
Dashcams, Black Boxes, and GPS: The New Rules of Accident Law
If you filed a car accident lawsuit as recently as a decade ago, your case likely hinged on two factors: the police report and witness ... Read more
What is a Ghost Network?
You finally decide to get the help you need. Maybe it's a therapist after a car accident rattled more than your car, or a specialist ... Read more
Meta AI Glasses Lawsuit: Privacy, Regulation & Impact
Meta Platforms Inc., the parent company of social media, messaging, and virtual reality tech and apps—including Facebook, Instagram, ... Read more
Why College Towns Like Lansing See Unique Personal Injury Risks
College towns may feel lively and pedestrian-friendly, but the same qualities that make them vibrant can also make them riskier ... Read more
Why Jury Awards Have Never Been Higher
What does it mean if someone receives a “nuclear verdict” in a personal injury lawsuit? It might sound amazing—the answer to all ... Read more
What Parents Should Know About Sleeper Recalls
Parents and caregivers of infants, this is for you. A study published in Pediatrics in February 2026 warns that at least 50 ... Read more
What to Do After a Texas Car Accident
Texas drivers are no strangers to high-speed driving, traffic congestion, and other road hazards. In fact, there was an average of more ... Read more
Are Ring Doorbells Private? What Alabama Homeowners Should Know
Smart doorbells and home security cameras are everywhere. They promise peace of mind. You can screen visitors from your phone, ... Read more
What a Landmark Uber Verdict Means for Assault Survivors
People use Uber or other rideshare companies because they need a safe ride—whether because they know the dangers of drunk driving and ... Read more
Is Your Vehicle on the 2026 LATCH Recall List?
Parents, this message is for you.If you purchased a new car in or after 2002, it was required to be equipped with the LATCH (Lower ... Read more
Got Sick After a Recalled Product? Here’s What You Should Know
Products are recalled all the time. It’s hard to keep up with what you have in your pantry or freezer, and what could be subject to a ... Read more
What is Duress?
Duress refers to a situation where one person threatens or otherwise engages in coercive behavior to force someone to do something they ... Read more
Can Montana First Responders Get Workers’ Comp for PTSD?
Why don’t Montana first responders get workers’ compensation coverage for post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD)? This is a question ... Read more
Websites to Explore When You’re Curious, Bored, or Both
There’s nothing the internet loves more than user reviews. If you’re like most online shoppers these days, you likely browse reviews on ... Read more
The First 72 Hours: What to Do After an Oilfield Accident
An explosion tears through a drilling platform. A derrickman falls from a “monkey board” perched high on a derrick. A roughneck’s hand ... Read more