Editor’s Picks

At the same time as traffic fatalities increased and motorists’ driving habits deteriorated, law enforcement officers were issuing fewer citations... Read More

Bruce Johnson, a ceramics artist and teacher, routinely dug through shipping packages stuffed to the brim with vermiculite in order... Read More

An injured truck driver described as “pretty tough” by her doctor after she finally sought treatment more than a year... Read More

An ambiguous coverage exclusion prevents a liability insurer from dodging the cost of defending a data broker that was sued... Read More

Lawmakers in two states passed bills this year to require disclosure of litigation funding contracts. Business groups are pushing for... Read More

Juries that are asked to resolve hurricane-damage disputes often hear widely varying damage estimates from expert witnesses. A decision by... Read More

A single voicemail message left on a cellphone without permission is enough to allow an individual to proceed with a... Read More

A well servicing company that damaged 53 natural gas wells by using a defective chemical during a hydrofracking operation is... Read More

The owners of a business that loaned McClenny Moseley & Associates $3 million to find clients with hurricane-damaged homes and... Read More

A bankruptcy judge is allowing current and former officials with the parent company of Silicon Valley Bank to tap into... Read More