California Lawsuit May Bypass Gun Maker Immunity
Up until this week, gun makers were largely not liable in personal injury cases when victims were injured or killed … Read More
What We Can Learn From the Adventureland Death
A death at Iowa’s popular Adventureland theme park has received nationwide attention over the last few weeks as a family … Read More
California Man Charged in Fireworks Explosion Personal Injury Case
The Fourth of July is a joyous celebration of the birth of the United States. meant to be a joyous … Read More
California Family Sues Tesla Over Death of 15-Year-Old
Tesla has made it into the news again—with another highly publicized court case. Turning heads all around California and making … Read More
Britney Spears and the Legal Battle Ahead
For many Americans, hearing the name Britney Spears evokes memories of some of the top hits of the late 90’s … Read More
Jury Awards Patients $14.975 Million for Cryopreservation Tank Failure
Personal injury law is often directly connected to physical injuries; from car accidents to product failures, these instances certainly make … Read More
Court Rules Against Snapchat in Personal Injury Liability
Social media platform Snapchat has made waves recently as a California appeals court ruled it can indeed be held liable … Read More
Swap Meet Owner Found Liable for Tenant Injuries
When it comes to personal injury law, the circumstances may be complex, but the rules of the game are simple: … Read More
Federal Court Rejects Bayer’s $25 Million Appeal
Bayer, the parent company of the weed-killer brand Roundup, was dealt a major blow in federal court last week. The … Read More
California’s Two-Year Statute of Limitations for Personal Injury
Suffering a personal injury is a traumatic experience, one that might require extensive physical therapy, hospital stays, and emotional support. … Read More