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The Settlement Mill Problem: Why High-Volume Advertising Firms Are Reshaping Personal Injury Law — and What Injured Victims Should Know Before Hiring One
Turn on the television in any major American city and the same scene plays out on a loop: a slick 30-second spot, a confident attorney holding a phone, a narrator promising millions — “We fight for you.” “No fee unless we win.” “Call now.”…By: Steven M. Sweat Personal Injury Lawyers, APC
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What Aviation Claims Professionals Are Watching Right Now
Aviation claims professionals are navigating an increasingly complex environment shaped by evolving regulations, advancing technology, and heightened expectations for early investigation and coordinated response. Mica Nguyen Worthy and Aliyah Adams recently attended the SMU Air Law Symposium in Irving, TX. They engaged in discussions across the aviation law community on several recurring issues that are…
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Texas Supreme Court Clarifies What Slip-and-Fall Plaintiffs Must Prove
A recent ruling from the Texas Supreme Court reinforces a demanding evidentiary standard in premises liability cases and reminds plaintiffs that circumstantial evidence of a hazard’s cause is not the same as evidence of its duration. In H-E-B, LP v. Marissa Peterson, the Texas Supreme Court held that plaintiffs who bring premises liability claims based…
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How the Modified Comparative Fault Rule is Affecting Personal Injury Cases in Court
Lawmakers made a drastic change in Florida’s comparative fault rule in 2023, and the effects of that change are now showing up in court, revealing some patterns that plaintiffs in personal injury cases need to be aware of….By: Searcy Denney Scarola Barnhart & Shipley
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Trump Was Flattering, Xi Was Resolute. The Difference Spoke Volumes.
In contrast to his rhetoric about China at home, President Trump spoke in conciliatory terms with Xi Jinping, the Chinese leader.
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In Photos and Video: President Trump Goes to China
His talks with Xi Jinping in Beijing could decide whether the United States and China maintain their uneasy truce on trade.
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Wes Streeting Resigns and Calls for Leadership Contest to Replace Starmer
Prime Minister Keir Starmer now appears set to face at least two possible challengers: his health minister, who resigned Thursday, and the popular mayor of Manchester.
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Cecilia Flores Became the Voice of Mexican Mothers
One of the most prominent activists for Mexico’s disappeared recently found the remains of one missing son. Now she has turned her attention to finding the other.
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Key Moments From the First Day of Trump’s China Visit
During the first round of two days of talks, Xi Jinping issued a stern warning about Taiwan while Trump touted all the top business leaders in his delegation.
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“Dutton Ranch” Keeps the Barn Doors Open for the “Yellowstone” Franchise
The last we saw of Kelly Reilly’s Beth and Cole Hauser’s Rip in the series finale of “Yellowstone,” they had just settled into their new home, a ranch in the quiet outpost of Dillon, Montana. For one perfect, sun-dappled moment, it appeared as if Beth and Rip and their teenage ward Carter (Finn Little) might…
