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Every trucking lawsuit targets the same triad: negligent hiring, negligent training, and negligent supervision. Plaintiff attorneys don’t need all three. They just need one weak leg. For most fleets, training...

As Valentine’s Day quickly approaches, many employers are reminded that workplace romance can be a minefield, especially if they aren’t prepared to address the permissible parameters of employee romantic relationships or handle the potential fallout from a breakup. While love itself may...

In a world of “jackpot” justice, the Judicial Hellholes® represent the worst jurisdictions to find yourself sued – courts where verdicts are detonated, and defendants are devastated.  The American Tort Reform Association publishes its annual list based on a year...

This is Part II of a two-part series explaining the TAKE IT DOWN Act to parents. You can read Part I here. The federal TAKE IT DOWN Act, which was...

This is Part I of a two-part series explaining the TAKE IT DOWN Act to parents. The federal TAKE IT DOWN Act, which was signed into law on May 19,...

While politicians debate tariffs and tax policy, a hidden "lawsuit tax" is quietly inflating prices on groceries, consumer goods, and everything that moves by truck – which is nearly everything.  America's...

Your insurer is supposed to protect you. But slow responses, rigid procedures, and excessive penny-pinching can turn your insurance company into your biggest liability—exposing you to nuclear verdicts or, more...

The Case Last week, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, which is the federal appellate court for the U.S. district courts located in several states, including South...

Every empty slot on your 2026 calendar is a future plaintiff's attorney's opportunity. While you're finalizing Q1 budgets and booking conference speakers, the litigation landscape is evolving faster than your...