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Salvi & Maher, LLP: Illinois and Wisconsin's Personal Injury Firm

by Justin Smulison

For over 35 years, Salvi & Maher LLP has represented clients across Illinois and Wisconsin in personal injury cases, including medical malpractice, auto accidents and trucking litigation.

Ward & Ward: 100 Years of Experience in Injury & Malpractice

by Ward & Ward Personal Injury Lawyers

Ward & Ward lawyers have a combined 100+ years of experience advocating for personal injury victims.

A Legacy of Helping Those in Need

by Johanna Marmon

Koskoff Koskoff & Bieder has established itself in Connecticut as a firm that will fight for its clients.

New York Legal News 2018: Cases and Community Initiatives

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A summary of newsworthy content from New York lawyers and law firms.

Families of Las Vegas Shooting Victims May Struggle With Inevitable Wrongful Death Lawsuits

by Richard Morse

It is easy to buy guns and hard to hold anyone other than the user accountable.

Go Fish

by Bart Freedman and Ben Mayer

The Impact of the Ninth Circuit’s “Culvert Decision” on Salmon Runs in Washington State.

Think Inside the Box

by David M. Carter

Black box data retrieval after a serious accident—it’s not just for commercial airplanes anymore.

Your Fault or My Fault, It All Goes Through No-Fault

by Michael L. Taub

The No-Fault System, which helps victims receive payment for accident-related medical bills, does not always regard minor accidents on court dockets.

Why You Should Never Admit Fault After a Car Accident in Philadelphia

by Ryan Zavodnick

Admitting fault in Philadelphia can undermine your insurance claim and limit your ability to recover damages.

The Law That Could Put Big Oil on Trial

by Bryan Driscoll

Fossil fuel companies have operated with near impunity for years. A little-known criminal statute might change that.

As Fla. Pushes to Repeal Controversial 'Free Kill' Law, DeSantis Signals Veto

by Bryan Driscoll

The fight to transform state accountability standards may be in trouble

A Brilliant Career as a Champion for Justice

by Justin Smulison

Hall of Fame trial lawyer Steve Yerrid discusses how results in the courtroom can provide tremendous opportunities to improve the lives of our fellow citizens.

New Texas Bill Looks to Create Business Safe Haven

by Laurie Villanueva

Lawmakers aim to challenge Delaware's dominance.

United They Stand

by Justin Smulison

Teamwork and commitment are the core values of Burg Simpson Eldredge Hersh & Jardine, which fueled successes in and out of the courtroom in 2020

Justice Gorsuch’s Strange Detour in Alien Tort Statute Case

by Motley Rice

Justice Neil Gorsuch wasn’t a member of the U.S. Supreme Court back in 2004, when the justices ruled in Sosa v. Alvarez-Machain (124 S.Ct. 2739) that in certain limited circumstances, foreign nationals can use a 1789 law, the Alien Tort Statute, to sue in U.S. courts for violations of the law of nations.

How the Death on the High Seas Act Factors in to Cruise Lines Having Lifeguards on Cruise Ships

by Charles R. Lipcon

However, despite the emphasis on a family-friendly environment, one major issue has historically dominated the discussion of cruise ship safety: the presence (or lack thereof) of lifeguards on cruise ships.