Unsafe pools and lack of barriers continue to put children at risk—learn what to watch for and how to keep kids safe this ... Read more
Georgia Workers’ Comp for Remote Employees: Know Your Rights
We’ve come a long way from the early, uncertain days of the Covid-19 pandemic. At that time, many companies were forced to pivot on a ... Read more
How Artificial Intelligence Is Shaping Personal Injury Claims
What plaintiffs and attorneys need to know about algorithm-based claim evaluations You might not actively seek out artificial ... Read more
Child Poisoning Cases Linked to Nicotine Pouches Surge
As nicotine pouches grow in popularity, so do pediatric poisonings—raising alarm among health officials Nicotine… it’s not just in ... Read more
How to Get Compensation After a Commercial Truck Accident in Florida
Thousands of commercial truck accidents occur in Florida each year. According to the most recent data from the Florida Highway Safety ... Read more
Know Your Rights in a Montana Light-Duty Work Dispute
If you’ve suffered a workplace injury in Montana, you’re likely worrying about more than just recovering and paying your bills—you ... Read more
Florida Injury Lawsuits for Veterans and Service Members
The law treats military members differently from civilians in several ways. There are distinctions, particularly when it comes to legal ... Read more
How Colorado encourages outdoor access while protecting landowners from personal injury lawsuits
Coloradans know that one of our favorite things about living in Colorado is the amazing breadth of outdoor activities. And it’s not ... Read more
Understanding the Cost of Filing Bankruptcy: What You Need to Know Before You File
The number one question people ask me when they consult with me about filing for bankruptcy is how much is this going to cost? My ... Read more
Colorado Passes Landmark Workers’ Comp Law Giving Injured Workers More Say in Their Care
In a significant win for injured workers across Colorado, Governor Jared Polis has officially signed House Bill 25-1300 into ... Read more
Fraudulent Conveyance: What It Is and How to Fight It
What to do when someone tries to hide their money to avoid paying your judgment You’re a victim of an accident who suffered a ... Read more
Amazon Sued Over Allegedly Toxic Rice: What Consumers Need to Know
A new lawsuit filed in Seattle federal court accuses Amazon of selling rice products contaminated with dangerous levels of arsenic and ... Read more
Breach of Contract Lawsuits: Your Step-by-Step Guide
A breach of contract dispute is not part of personal injury law and isn’t a tort, or a wrongful act that causes harm or injury. ... Read more
What Is a Victim Impact Statement in a Personal Injury Case?
Most people are familiar with victim impact statements from criminal court—those powerful moments when survivors or grieving family ... Read more
Did Siri Record You? You Might Be Owed Compensation
Apple denies wrongdoing but agrees to pay millions after claims that Siri recorded users’ private conversations without ... Read more
What Happens If the Defendant Dies During a Lawsuit?
During personal injury lawsuits, it’s not unheard of for a plaintiff to pass away during proceedings. That makes sense—after all, the ... Read more
What to Document After a Florida Car Accident to Support Your Injury Claim
What you do in the minutes and hours after a car accident can shape the outcome of your injury claim. The average person is involved ... Read more
Formaldehyde Concerns Rise in Cosmetics Industry
Hidden preservatives in beauty products may expose consumers to harmful chemicals—and legal consequences for brands are already ... Read more
What Happens When a Plaintiff Dies During Litigation?
One thing that people don’t talk about is that in addition to the grief that comes with losing a loved one, there is a lot ... Read more
Were You Harmed by a Social Media User… or By the Media, Itself?
Social media… like it or hate it, it’s seemingly here to stay. For most people, although it will likely take on several different ... Read more
Sturdivant decision redefines what it means to be “totally disabled” in North Carolina
Sometimes, workers’ compensation benefits aren’t as straightforward as they seem. We all want to believe that if you suffer a ... Read more
Montana workers’ compensation court sides with injured worker over unfair medical exam demand
A recent workers’ compensation case made headlines in Montana when the Murphy Law Firm helped its client receive benefits to which he ... Read more
What Does Comprehensive Car Insurance Actually Cover?
Your car is parked in the driveway. You’re not weaving through rush hour traffic. You’re not texting your mother with one hand and ... Read more
Potential Arizona Law Could Strengthen PTSD Support for First Responders
If you’re a first responder, you know that not only are there job-related hazards that affect your physical health, but there are also ... Read more
What Does Collision Coverage Actually Cover?
You probably don’t think much about your car insurance. It gets automatically deducted from your account every month—just like that ... Read more
Lawsuits Mount After Rise in Tourist Helicopter Crashes
Helicopter tourism, once known for offering breathtaking views and bucket-list experiences, is now facing heightened scrutiny as a rise ... Read more
New Florida Injury Law Reforms Could Impact Your Rights
We tend to think that once something becomes law, it’s written in stone. Sometimes laws endure for decades, or even centuries. But laws ... Read more
Why SC Roads Are Riskier for Motorcyclists
What brings you to South Carolina? If you’re a motorcycle enthusiast, there are lots of reasons why the Palmetto State has a natural ... Read more
Do College Athletes Qualify for Workers’ Comp?
In October 2024, Alabama A&M linebacker Medrick Burnett Jr. suffered a traumatic brain injury during the Magic City Classic against ... Read more
WHO Declares Gasoline a Human Carcinogen
It doesn’t seem like a day goes by without a corporation being sued for causing cancer. From weed killers to hair dye to the ... Read more
Are Friends and Family Covered by Your Insurance Policy?
You’ve probably seen the commercials: We’ve got you covered. But when it comes to car insurance, does that coverage extend to your ... Read more
Are the New Torpedo Bats to Blame for Giancarlo Stanton’s Injury?
If you’re a baseball fan—and maybe even if you’re not—you’ve heard something about the new torpedo bats used by the New York ... Read more
What Are Additur and Remittitur in Personal Injury Cases?
Additur and remittitur may sound like a pair of Roman gladiators or spells you’d learn at Hogwarts, but they are actually two very ... Read more
Is Your Baby’s Formula Safe?
If you’re the parent or caregiver of a baby, you likely offer either breast milk or formula whenever your little one cries, fusses, or ... Read more
Starbucks Burn Injury Lawsuits: What Victims Need to Know
Starbucks is in the news (as if it ever really wasn’t). If you were reading the news 30 years ago, you might remember a highly ... Read more
Who Receives Settlement Money if My Child is Injured and the Parents Are Divorced?
Divorce is complicated, and it often forces parents to think about things they never expected—custody schedules, child support, and ... Read more
Being High and Driving is Just as Dangerous as Drunk Driving
You’ve been hearing about drunk driving for decades. You know it’s wrong, illegal, and dangerous.Even someone who chooses to drive ... Read more
Is Your Tampon or Period Underwear More Harm than Good?
If you’ve ever used tampons, a new study by the UC Berkeley School of Public Health might have you rethinking that choice. Researchers ... Read more
Is Dashcam Footage Admissible in Court?
In the late 1940s, “Smile, you’re on Candid Camera!” was a catchphrase from a popular TV show in which unsuspecting people were ... Read more
Dash Cam Laws by State: What To Know Before You Go
More and more drivers today are using a camera mounted on their vehicle to record what happens around them on the road. This is known ... Read more