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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
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