If you’ve had certain medical procedures, you might have had nitrous oxide (sometimes called laughing gas) as a sedative to relax. You ... Read more
How mislabeled food can cause harm—and what victims can do about it
People who have food allergies know the importance of reading a label. For those with severe food allergies, even a trace ... Read more
Ford Ordered to Pay Record $2.5 Billion in Truck Rollover Case
One of the world’s largest automakers has been hit with one of the biggest jury verdicts in history. A Georgia jury handed ... Read more
Representing Undocumented Workers in Montana: A Historical and Legal Perspective
By Caelan Brady (Kovacich Snipes Johnson) & Matthew Murphy (Murphy Law Firm) Many of us have received a call from an ... Read more
Walmart Broccoli Recall: What You Need to Know
“Eat your broccoli!”It’s the rallying cry of parents everywhere who are eager to feed their children nutritious green ... Read more
Kratom Wrongful Death Lawsuits: Seeking Justice for Families
Full disclosure: When this writer first heard “kratom,” I thought it was the name of some new supervillain in a movie.But it’s ... Read more
Meet Tal Shemtov: From Prosecutor to Trusted Advocate
Tal Shemtov, co-founder of Shemtov Hillstrom in Fort Lauderdale, Florida, has earned a reputation as a skilled trial lawyer who brings ... Read more
Supreme Court to Decide Whether FBI Can Be Sued for Mistaken Raid
The United States Supreme Court has agreed to hear Martin v. United States, a case that could have serious implications for individuals ... Read more
The Future of Workers’ Compensation MSA’s in the Wake of Loper Bright (overruling Chevron)
On June 28, 2024, SCOTUS (Justice Roberts) decided Loper Bright Enterprises v. Raimondo, 144 S. Ct. 2244, 219 L. Ed. 2d 832 (2024). ... Read more
Overtraining in Youth Football Leads to Rhabdomyolysis Lawsuit
For players and coaches, “football” is synonymous with “dedication.” Hard work, training, discipline, competition, strength, ... Read more
Montana Miner Accidents, Injuries, and Workers’ Compensation
Agriculture is the largest industry in Montana, but mining has been an important part of the state’s economy for centuries. The 1892 ... Read more
Waymo Robotaxis are Here, but What if You’re Injured?
In the “olden days,” if you needed to get somewhere, you’d walk, drive your own car, take public transportation like a bus or train, or ... Read more
ABA Drops LSAT Requirement, Opening New Paths to Law School
Dreaming of law school but put off by the daunting LSAT? You might be in luck. The American Bar Association (ABA) has approved a ... Read more
What to Do If You Get in an Uber Accident
Remember when Uber was known as UberCab back in 2009? Since then, it has transformed into a global giant, serving around 150 million ... Read more
What Is Laches and How Can It Affect Your Claim?
The term “laches” might sound like a disease—and for some plaintiffs, it can feel like one. This lesser-known legal doctrine ... Read more
NY Man’s Pet Squirrel & Raccoon Seized, Euthanized by Officials
Are you an animal lover? Maybe you see your home as a refuge for rescued pets such as dogs from puppy mills or cats who wander through ... Read more
Can You Sue if Your Pet Is Hurt at a Boarding Facility?
Last year, pet owners in the United States spent over $12.3 billion on boarding and grooming services—a solid chunk of the whopping ... Read more
Court Rules Eagles Fans Bound by Ticket Terms They Didn’t Accept
Remember the case last summer when Disney attempted to force a widower into arbitration? Disney claimed the lawsuit filed by Dr. ... Read more
Can I Sue My Child’s School for Their Suicide?
When tragedy strikes in a school environment, the question of liability often follows, as families and communities seek answers and ... Read more
Victims of McDonald’s E. coli Contamination File Lawsuits
If it seems like we’re hearing more and more about food-related recalls, well, maybe we are. The current recall alert we’re seeing in ... Read more
Is a Chatbot App Liable for a Teen’s Suicide?
If you’re a parent of a teenager, you might be old enough to remember the early days of online chatting... or the early days of online ... Read more
How Much Will It Cost Me to Hire a Car Accident Lawyer in New York?
Car accidents are a frequent occurrence in New York, with approximately 300,000 reported each year, according to the New York ... Read more
Victims Prevented From Suing Uber Because of Arbitration Clause
It’s never been more important to read the fine print. When we use apps (almost any app, actually), we usually have to check a ... Read more
What Is a Default Judgment?
Imagine filing a personal injury lawsuit and hearing radio silence from the defendant. While incredibly frustrating, this could ... Read more
Are Liability Waivers Enforceable in Florida?
You’ve definitely signed a liability waiver. Rather, you’ve signed lots of liability waivers. If you have children, you sign for them, ... Read more
Can Sovereign Citizens Be Sued for Personal Injury?
A growing number of individuals, known as sovereign citizens, believe they are exempt from the laws that govern everyone else. While ... Read more
Can You File a Lawsuit To Recover Costs for Hurricane Damage?
Property losses from hurricanes or other natural disasters can be devastating—both emotionally and financially. Yes, the most important ... Read more
Philadelphia Sees Unprecedented Surge in Medical Malpractice Lawsuits
It's a good time to be a medical malpractice attorney in Pennsylvania. While medical malpractice claims have been common in ... Read more
Flying High: Winter Vinecki Named 2024 Future Lawyer Scholarship Winner
We at Enjuris are delighted to announce the winner of our 2024 “Future Lawyer” Scholarship. This year, we challenged law students ... Read more
Can You Sue for a Sidewalk Injury in NYC?
The simple answer is yes—you can file a personal injury lawsuit if you were injured from a fall on an uneven sidewalk in New York City. ... Read more
NHTSA Proposes New Rules to Curb Pedestrian Deaths
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) has proposed new regulations aimed at curbing the alarming rise in ... Read more
Can My Lawyer Force Me to Accept a Settlement Offer?
A personal injury case can feel like a high-stakes poker game. You're at the table, deciding whether to fold or go all in. Your lawyer, ... Read more
Do I Need to File a Notice of Claim When Suing the Government?
At some point, most people have probably felt frustrated enough to contemplate suing the government. However, for those who have a ... Read more
Teen Dies After Head Injury on Football Field
If you’re a parent of a teen, you know how hard it is to tell your child to be careful while they engage in an activity they love. You ... Read more
Safe Use of Power Strips and Surge Protectors
Power strips and surge protectors—staples of college dorms, offices, and in homes for decades—can juice up a lot of appliances at ... Read more
Medical Malpractice Payments by State (2023)
Medical malpractice claims first appeared in the United States in the 1800s, but the frequency of claims did not increase significantly ... Read more
Are My Health Records Protected by HIPAA if I File a Personal Injury Lawsuit?
When you file a personal injury lawsuit, your health and personal information come under scrutiny. But how much of your ... Read more
Can You Get Montana Workers’ Comp for an Injury While Driving to Work?
Workers’ compensation benefits cover nearly any injury you sustain while at work. This includes injuries that happen outside your ... Read more
Can Life Insurance Pay for Medical Expenses After an Accident?
Imagine you’re injured in a serious car accident. You’re unable to return to work, and your medical bills are piling up. As you search ... Read more
What to Do After a Hit-and-Run in Ohio
Experiencing a hit-and-run can be incredibly stressful and confusing. If you find yourself in this unfortunate situation in Ohio, ... Read more