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Stay Calm! What to Do If You’ve Been Pulled over According to Lawyers

Everyone around the country was appalled with the horror story that involved the shooting of Samuel DuBose in the middle of a traffic stop....

Erisa Law: What Should I Know?

ERISA, or, the Employment Retirement Income Security Act, is a law passed in 1974 to attempt to establish basic requirements for most private insurance...

My Car Has a Breathalyzer Installed: What Should I Know?

If you’re dealing with a DUI conviction, you should expect to have to make some adjustments in your life to deal with all of...

Legal Liability in the Sharing Economy: Uber and Airbnb

Avoiding more traditional options for easier, more cost-effective choices in the new sharing economy is a no-brainer. It’s simple and everyone’s doing it. Why...

$2.8 Billion Recovered from False Claims Act Cases

In the fiscal year of 2018, the Department of Justice obtained more than $2.8 billion in settlements and judgments from civil cases involving fraud...

Fault vs. No-Fault Car Accidents

Many factors determine which party is responsible for injuries or damages after a car accident including the circumstances of the accident, which state it...

Legalities of Receiving Workers Comp and Suing an Employer

Injuries on the job are often covered by an employer’s worker’s compensation insurance. All fifty states and the federal government require employees to be...

Combatting Anxiety After a Vehicle Accident

Being involved in a vehicle accident can prove to be traumatic, even if there were no major injuries sustained. The adrenaline, fear, chaos, and...

Legal Issues Behind Poor Vehicle Maintenance

Vehicle accidents are often highly traumatic and daunting experiences. They can cause severe injuries that can even be fatal. Some disastrous causes of collisions...

Proving Medical Malpractice

Medical malpractice is a serious allegation that could result in disciplinary action and legal consequences if one is found at fault. It happens when...

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Animal Bites on the Job: An Overlooked Workplace Injury Risk

A delivery worker steps through a gate just as a dog slips out of the house. A home care aide reaches for a dropped towel beside a sleeping pet. A veterinary assistant adjusts an injured animal’s position during treatment. Each situation starts with an ordinary task and...

Union Representation and Workers’ Comp Lawyers: Different Roles Explained

A workplace injury often creates two separate disputes. One concerns the job: missed shifts, attendance rules, or an assignment that conflicts with medical restrictions. The other concerns the injury claim: treatment, wage replacement, and whether the insurer accepts responsibility. With repetitive strain injuries, attorneys handling carpal tunnel...

Gig Workers Face Growing Road Safety Concerns as Delivery Injuries and Traffic Deaths Mount

The rapid expansion of app-based delivery services has brought a growing safety challenge to American roadways, where workers must balance navigation, customer instructions, delivery deadlines and earnings opportunities while operating in increasingly hazardous traffic conditions. A 2026 nationwide study by the Texas Law Dog found that Arizona, Nevada...

Motorcycle Crashes and Older Drivers Expose Hidden Dangers of Left Turns, National Study Finds

Motorcycle-involved fatal crashes are a major concern when drivers turn left, while motorists ages 75 and older record the highest overall population-adjusted left-turn fatal-crash involvement rates, according to new research from Sweet James. The nationwide analysis, covering 2020 through 2024, found that left-turning drivers were involved in fatal...

Colorado Tops National Road Rage Risk Rankings as Fatal Aggressive-Driving Cases Climb 63%

Colorado has emerged as the nation's highest-risk state for escalating road rage, with fatal-crash cases involving road rage or aggressive driving increasing 63% between 2020 and 2024, according to a nationwide study by Suzuki Law Offices. The study examined road-rage risks across all 50 states, combining fatal-crash data,...

Hit-and-Run Deaths Nearly Double in Nevada as New Study Identifies America’s Deadliest States

Nevada and Louisiana recorded some of the sharpest increases in fatal hit-and-run deaths between 2020 and 2024, even as nationwide fatalities declined from their 2022 peak, according to a new analysis of federal traffic safety data. The study, conducted by Attorney Brian White, examined fatal hit-and-run crashes across...

Mississippi Records Nation’s Sharpest Rise in Senior-Driver Fatality Rates, New Study Finds

Mississippi experienced the largest increase in senior-driver fatality rates in the United States between 2020 and 2024, with deaths rising from 13.98 to 20.39 per 100K licensed drivers aged 65 and older, according to a new study by CR Legal Team. The increase of 6.41 deaths per 100K...

Cars and Trucks Feature in More Than Half of Reported E-Bike Deaths, H&P Law Study Finds

Motor vehicles were involved in approximately 55% of reported e-bike deaths between 2017 and 2024, compared with about 24% of estimated e-bike emergency room injuries in 2024, according to a study from H&P Law. The contrast puts the interaction between electric bicycles and larger vehicles at the center...

Nearly Four in Five Children Killed in School Transportation Crashes Were Outside School Vehicles

Millar Law Firm’s analysis of a decade of federal crash data shifts attention toward pedestrian crossings, surrounding traffic and the gaps in protection along students’ routes. The most revealing number in a national study of school transportation deaths may be the share of children who were not riding...

Piercing the Corporate Veil: When Courts Disregard Limited Liability

When an entrepreneur registers a corporation or a limited liability company, statutory law establishes the organization as a distinct legal person. This fundamental separation protects officers, directors, and equity holders from personal liability for business obligations. If a company defaults on a commercial lease or incurs trade...

Kevin L. Sullivan II Includes Workers’ Compensation in His Practice

A workplace incident can leave an employee sorting through messages, appointment details, and questions about work. When researching legal services, a useful starting point is whether a lawyer’s stated practice includes workers’ compensation. Kevin L. Sullivan II lists workers’ compensation among the services on his website. The subject...

Veterans Search for VA Appeal Help 154% More, Even as Claims Move Faster Than Ever

Veterans are searching for help to fight denied disability claims at a pace never seen before. Searches for “VA disability appeal” rose 154% in a year. That is the sharpest rise of five VA benefit terms in a new study by Chisholm Chisholm & Kilpatrick (CCK Law). The...