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NC Jury Sends Strong Message on Dangerous Road Design
When a person suffers serious injuries from a North Carolina car crash or other type of accident, it’s natural to question who was at ... Read more
Do I Have a Case If Police Hurt Me While I Was Recording Them?
People record police encounters for the same reason they record a lot of things in public. They want an accurate record of what ... Read more
Legal Items That Can Complicate a Routine Traffic Stop
You see the red and blue lights flashing in your rearview mirror. Your heart pounds as the officer approaches your car window. You’ve ... Read more
Child Dies After Go-Kart Crash at Trampoline Adventure Park
On December 6, 2025, six-year-old Emma Riddle was enjoying a day out at Urban Air Trampoline and Adventure Park in Port St. Lucie, ... Read more
Fraternity Pool Party Drowning Sparks Wrongful Death Lawsuit
19-year-old UC Berkeley student George Mauricio Salinas died from drowning while attending a fraternity party. His parents have filed a ... Read more
What Is Reptile Theory in Personal Injury Cases?
Reptile theory sounds like some sort of herpetologist conspiracy you might stumble across on Reddit or maybe even a long-lost Wu Tang ... Read more
The Legal and Ethical Risks of Using AI Evidence in Court
Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly moved from a behind-the-scenes tool to a central feature in modern litigation. Today, lawyers, ... Read more
Parents File Lawsuits After Baby Formula Recall Sickens Infants
On November 11, 2025, manufacturer ByHeart initiated a recall of its Whole Nutrition Infant Formula products due to an outbreak of ... Read more
Protect Your Practice (And Your Clients) From Fraud
Dare we say we’re living in the golden age of the scam artist? Maybe, though scams have always existed. Grifters, dodgers, ... Read more
Enjuris Partners Honored at the 2025 WILG Annual Convention
Two Enjuris partners, Stephanie Tucker and Mack Babcock of Babcock Tucker LLC, were recognized at the 2025 Workers’ Injury Law & ... Read more
How the New Alabama Educator Injury Law Differs from Workers’ Compensation
There’s some good news for Alabama public school employees (in addition to summer breaks and the occasional snow day). In April 2025, ... Read more
NC Delays and Denials for Workers’ Comp Claims
One of the cornerstones of workers’ compensation benefits is that they should be a quick way to receive the funds you need to cover ... Read more
Neutrogena Makeup Remover Wipes Recalled for Bacteria Concerns
Neutrogena—a trusted cosmetic company since 1930—has issued a major recall on its makeup wipes. If you’re like me (Gen X and proud of ... Read more
How SSD and Workers’ Comp Interact in Montana
You became injured at work, you collect workers’ compensation benefits. Done.If only it were that easy. When a Montanan is badly ... Read more
What Recent Tests Reveal About Protein Powder Safety
By some estimates, the global protein powder industry was valued at $24.24 billion in 2024 and is projected to grow to nearly $40 ... Read more
What Parents Should Know About School Food Safety
Federally funded school breakfasts and lunches are a lifeline for millions of American children each year. In the 2023-2024 school ... Read more
California Jury Clears Uber of Liability in Bellwether Sexual Assault Case
A California jury has ruled that Uber is not liable for the sexual assault of a woman who said she was attacked by her driver during a ... Read more
The Weirdest Real Law in Every U.S. State
The internet loves a good “can-you-believe-it” law. The problem is that many of these lists recycle claims that were never actually ... Read more
How Georgia Workers Can Protect Against Workers’ Comp Fraud
Imagine this: You were injured at work in Georgia. You file a workers’ compensation claim, knowing your case is ‘cut-and-dried,’ so to ... Read more
Georgia Light Duty Concerns After Taylor v. Argos
A case decided recently in the Georgia Court of Appeals could have wide-reaching implications for workers’ compensation ... Read more
The Real Safety Impact of Backup Cameras Since 2018
If you purchased a new car in the U.S. after 2018, it’s equipped with a backup camera. That’s because the U.S. Department of ... Read more
How AI Is Reshaping Personal Injury Practice (Without Replacing Lawyers)
In personal injury law, AI now accelerates intake, organizes medical timelines, and streamlines document review—helping lawyers ... Read more
Stay Safe: Avoid Common Halloween Injuries
It’s spooky season (if you’re up on your Internet jargon, that would be #SpookySzn)! Some of us are in it for the pranks, jump scares, ... Read more
What to Do If You’re Exposed to Toxic Airplane Fumes
Lots of people are nervous flyers. In addition to perhaps the most obvious concern—plane crashes—or worries about lost luggage, delays, ... Read more
Can You Bring a Service Dog to Court?
If you rely on a service dog, the thought of attending court without your companion might feel overwhelming. Courtrooms can be ... Read more
Toddler Milk Lawsuits Target False Nutrition Claims
There are few things more complicated and confusing for new parents than feeding their babies. Every day, we’re saturated by ... Read more
Legal Risks of Viral Social Media Stunts and Dangerous Challenges
Social media challenges aren’t new. While no one can pinpoint exactly the “first” social media challenge, most people’s earliest memory ... Read more
Workers’ Compensation Rights for Radioactive Exposure Illness
Residents of the U.S. saw headlines this week warning about consuming radioactive shrimp (raise your hand if you didn’t have ... Read more
Parent Alert: Counterfeit Labubu Toys Pose Safety Hazard
If there’s a young child in your life, you’ve likely heard of ‘Labubu’ toys. This plush toy is all the rage in the U.S. in 2025; the ... Read more
When Hacking Causes Injury: Who Can Be Held Liable?
By now, nearly everyone in the U.S. has received the dreaded letter informing us that our personal data was breached—whether through ... Read more
What is a Jury Consultant?
When you picture a courtroom, you probably see a judge, a jury, the attorneys, and the parties involved. But in high-stakes personal ... Read more
FDA Recalls DermaRite Hand Soap for Safety Concerns
FDA issues urgent recall for DermaRite hand soap after tests found contamination with dangerous bacteria that could cause serious ... Read more
What is Stunt Driving?
The term “stunt driving” means exactly what you think it means—it refers to the performance of risky maneuvers with a ... Read more
Injured in a Texas Car Accident? What You Need to Know About Fault, Insurance, and Lawsuits
No one plans to get into a car accident. No matter who you are or how often you drive, anything from a minor fender-bender to a serious ... Read more
How Lower Speed Limits Could Affect Your Injury Lawsuit
From Vision Zero to the courtroom: how traffic policy shapes personal injury law The typical default speed limit in most cities ... Read more
What is the Montreal Convention?
When you’re flying 35,000 feet above the earth—somewhere over the Atlantic, between time zones and borders—you’re not really in any one ... Read more
2025 Nutribullet Lawsuit Alleges Explosion Injuries
Dozens of consumers report serious injuries after using Nutribullet blenders. Here’s what the 2025 product liability lawsuit ... Read more
Who’s Liable When Heat Turns Dangerous?
Employers, schools, and property owners may be held legally responsible when heat safety measures fall short If you live in the ... Read more
Team USA Judo Coach Arturas Lanchinskas Files Lawsuit After Scalding Coffee Incident
While traveling on JetBlue Flight 1825 from New York City to Lima, Peru, Arturas Lanchinskas—a third-degree black belt and head coach ... Read more