Debunking Common Myths About Litigation Funding: What Attorneys Need to Know While traditional litigation loans have long been available to plaintiffs, pre-settlement funding has emerged
Update: Uber-Backed Ballot Petition to Cap Attorney Fees at 20% Blocked by Nevada Supreme Court On Monday, January 27, 2025, the Nevada Supreme court unanimously
A multi-million-dollar ballot initiative in Nevada reveals Uber’s ambitious strategy to transform civil litigation, but not through courtroom victories. The ride-sharing giant is attempting to
An ordinary scene turned tragic on a normal day in a Georgia neighborhood in 2022. An Amazon delivery van struck an 8-year-old boy riding an
Knowing each state’s car insurance requirements helps you guide clients through personal injury claims. These requirements are designed to reduce the financial burden on drivers
Imagine you take a leisurely walk in your neighborhood when, suddenly, a dog lunges out at you from behind a bush and bites you. In
Medical malpractice laws enable victims of negligence to pursue compensation from a medical professional or healthcare provider if they suffer injury due to malpractice or
State negligence laws exist to help people who suffered an injury caused by another party’s negligent actions. The law surrounding negligence is complex, but for
From eradicating smallpox to the rapid development of COVID-19 vaccines, immunization has undeniably been a cornerstone of modern medicine—protecting countless lives from preventable diseases. Yet,
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