TRU law school gets $1.4M legacy gift
TRU law school receives a $1.4M legacy gift to expand its legal clinic, enhancing free legal services for underserved communities.
Katz says courts too soft on bad faith
Shane Katz argues courts are too soft on insurance bad faith, emphasizing that punitive damages must increase to effectively deter specific insurer misconduct.
Cop kills 7 year old girl in error
Police officer kills 7 year old girl in error, lawsuit claims negligence and assault, police shoots girl.
Hospital negligence blamed for child’s brain damage
Hospital negligence leads to brain damage in child, jury finds hospital liable for medical malpractice during renal scan procedure.
Manhole Cover Blamed for Car Crash
Manhole cover blamed for car crash on Peachtree Road, causing vehicle to become airborne and crash back to pavement, resulting in accident.
Misplaced femoral line leads to leg amputation
Femoral line malpractice case reveals how a misplaced catheter caused a partial leg amputation, highlighting hospital liability and the need for stricter proced
Asbestos Exposure Leads to Painful Death
Prolonged asbestos exposure leads to painful death from mesothelioma, a fatal disease caused by inhaling asbestos fibers, resulting in million-dollar lawsuits.
Firms Weigh Options for Global Expansion
Law firms weigh global expansion options as client demand rises, considering if physical offices are necessary for growth and talent needs.
Legal Tech Sees New Releases and Updates
Legal tech sees new releases and updates with focus on intellectual property and litigation, streamlining routine tasks for law firms with legal tech tools.
Selling Gift Cards Can Make You a Money Transmitter
Selling gift cards can make you a money transmitter. Learn the legal definition, federal laws, and state regulations for gift card transactions.