Share List We’ve been studying divorce rates for the entirety of this pandemic, and the news is hardly surprising. When coronavirus was first discovered and people began to succumb to COVID-19, divorce rates dropped. When people began to view COVID-19 as “over” around the middle of this year, people began to call it quits in […]
Share List We’ve already considered the possibility that states will witness of flood of new coronavirus-related personal injury cases over the coming months and years — and now we’re seeing those projections come to pass as more local and state authorities decide to open up for business again. The pros and cons aside, coronavirus lawsuits […]
Share List The worldwide spread of the novel coronavirus has shown many of us the worst — and the best — qualities of our peers. While many of us have seen monumental and irresponsible indifference from groups of people still acting as if nothing was going on, others have taken note of the simple acts […]
Share List President Donald Trump has an ongoing feud with New York City. The biggest sign of the feud was when he changed his primary residence from NYC to Florida! Although that might just be because he really needs to win Florida to win another term in 2020, and there’s no chance in the realm […]
Share List Talk about hitting her where it hurts! Tulsi Gabbard recently launched a $50 million defamation lawsuit against Hillary Clinton. And the best part? It’s based out of New York, where Clinton once held a Senate seat. The lawsuit alleges that Clinton smeared Gabbard as a Russian “asset,” which hurt her chances of becoming […]
Share List When you have a medical concern while serving in the United States armed forces, you’re pretty much out of luck — regardless of whether or not your injuries were sustained on the operating table due to the negligent behavior of a mad scientist or bad doctor. That’s because those injuries are simply a […]
Share List A statute of limitation — sometimes called a statute of repose — is a limit placed on civil litigation. These limits restrict how long a plaintiff has to bring a valid case against a defendant. States have varying statutes of limitations, but many cap the restriction at only one or two years after […]
Share List Recently a lot of right-wing websites (and others) have opened up a can of worms by describing New York’s new anti-discrimination laws as a blatant violation of first amendment rights. The law itself defines the discrimination policy as geared toward those who would call someone an “illegal alien” in order to “demean, humiliate […]
Share List One would think a medical malpractice lawsuit could — and would — evolve into a wrongful death lawsuit if the plaintiff were to pass away during proceedings, but that’s not what happened when Katrina Dennis sued the University of Maryland St. Joseph Medical Center. She accused the hospital and one of its doctors […]
Share List In news that will surprise absolutely no one, California and Massachusetts are sponsoring a legal challenge to Trump’s attempted amendment of a law that limits the amount of time that asylum-seeking migrants — and children especially — can be detained by authorities. Nineteen states have added themselves to the lawsuit. This brings the […]