Is Litigation Funding Slowly Eroding?
One Big Thing The funding model is cracking. On Monday, Ohio started requiring litigation funders to register with the state. Then House Bill 105 took effect October 6, 2026, banning...
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The $604 Million Lesson from Lipe v. Lupus Superior
One Big Thing The finding everyone is missing A Dallas County jury just handed down one of the first verdicts after Montgomery v. Caribe Transport II: A $604 million verdict...
The 1% Verdict That Bankrupts Fleets: Why Trucking Pays for Someone Else’s Wreck
One Big Thing A car driver runs a red light. Their own passenger is hurt. The passenger's lawyer also sues the trucking company that happened to be in the intersection,...
The Truckload Carriers Association Proposes Additional Resources for Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
One Big Thing The Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) makes its case for a bigger, better-resourced Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA). The TCA released a white paper making the case...
TAEC Action Plan Update: The Trucking Industry Takes on Bad Actors and Achieves Results
The One Big Thing: Trucking Resurgence Report Card The Trucking Association Executives Council (TAEC), a federation of state trucking associations, has released a 6-month progress report on its Trucking Resurgence...
New Carrier Vetting Post-Montgomery: Cameras, CSA Scores, and Continuous Monitoring
The One Big Thing The Supreme Court’s Montgomery v. Caribe decision didn’t just open the door to broker liability. It’s rewriting how brokers select carriers, structure contracts, and price freight....
CMS Announces New Risk-Based Survey Process for Nursing Homes: What Long-Term Care Providers Need to Know
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) has issued a memo announcing the national implementation of a new Risk-Based Survey (RBS) approach for nursing homes. The new survey process...
Trucking Nuclear Settlements – The Real Problem
The One Big Thing Nuclear verdicts get the headlines. But the real crisis is nuclear settlements, and the data from two major industry sources now makes that impossible to ignore....
Using Public AI for HR Decisions? Key Legal Risks Every Employer Should Know
Employers are seeing a marked increase in the use of generative artificial intelligence (“AI”) platforms by employees and former employees. It is becoming quite common for an employer to receive a detailed demand...
Supreme Court Title IX Ruling: What School Districts Need to Know
On June 30, 2026, the Supreme Court issued its decision in West Virginia v. B.P.J., which addressed whether states laws that limit participation on girls’ and women’s sports teams to...