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Who’s to Claim

by Shalini Nangia and Julia A. Perkins

Two lawyers discuss who claims children on tax returns when parents are divorced or legally separated in Michigan.

Before the Claim Hits

by George Lankford

General liability insurance is rarely as simple as it might seem—and if you wait to examine your policy specifics until your business has been sued, it’s too late.

How To Prepare a Strong Personal Injury Claim in Canada

by Best Lawyers

If you suffer injuries due to an accident or other incident, you should take several steps to prepare a solid personal injury claim in Canada.

How A Claim Can Create A ‘Class’ of Its Own

by Justin Smulison

One civil claim can help a victim recover, prevent others from the same harm and even save lives. Tom Connick has experienced this directly, having been at the ground floor of injury claims that have led to high-value class action settlements.

How Visual Advocacy Can Strengthen Your Client's Injury Claim

by Justin Smulison

Oatley Vigmond brings their strength in storytelling and visual advocacy to court, effectively trying injury cases and finding success for clients

Full Scope of Damages: What You Can Claim After Injury in Nova Scotia

by Preszler Injury Lawyers

The Top Five Mistakes in Individual Disability Insurance Claims

by DarrasLaw

Avoiding the same mistakes when filing a disability claim.

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.

Notable Legal News and Recognition from Tampa

by Best Lawyers

Firefighter’s cancer claim, trademark battles and law firm shifts highlight a dynamic week in Tampa’s legal scene.

Needle & Ellenberg: Helping Victims of Medical Malpractice Receive Compensation Throughout Florida

by Needle & Ellenberg

Needle & Ellenberg, P.A. discuss five common types of medical malpractice that can help determine if you have a potential claim.

Proving Negligence in a South Carolina Personal Injury Case

by Wyche

In South Carolina, as in other states, there are specific elements of negligence that must be established for a successful personal injury claim.

Can You Sue Someone for Emotional Distress?

by Bryan Driscoll

Emotional distress can sometimes support a lawsuit, but whether you have a valid claim depends on the facts, the law and your ability to prove real harm.

Colorado Broadens Scope of Workers’ Comp, but There’s More to Be Done

by Nick Fogel

When the law goes into effect in July, Colorado will join 32 other states in allowing PTSD claims for first responders without a physical component to the claim.

Eighth Circuit Methodically Rejects Plaintiff’s Allegations of Pretext in Age Discrimination Case

by Andrew E. Tanick

On March 1, 2017, the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals issued an important decision affirming summary judgment in an age discrimination claim under the Minnesota Human Rights Act.

Adam Leitman Bailey, P.C. Preserves Shareholders' Right to Challenge NYC Co-op Sale Restrictions

by Justin Smulison

Historic Appellate Division decision allows breach of contract claim to proceed, holding that apartment purchase price cannot serve as the sole basis for denying a cooperative sale, securing victory for an elderly couple.

Defending against Claims of Bad Faith Failure to Settle

by Sharon D. Stuart

Recent lessons from the Eleventh Circuit.