Tennessee Car Accident Settlements: The 1-Year Deadline
Tennessee gives you one year to sue, not two, and caps pain-and-suffering damages at $750,000 unless the injury is catastrophic.
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Telehealth Malpractice: Same Standard, New Risks
Courts hold a video visit to the same standard as an office visit — but licensing, prescribing rules and the platform itself add risks an office never had.
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Tylenol Autism Lawsuit: How an Appeals Court Revived It
A federal appeals court just reinstated over 500 Tylenol autism lawsuits, reversing the 2024 ruling that had shut the litigation down entirely.
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Washington Car Accident Settlements: When Liability Flips
Washington uses several liability like Arizona, with one exception: if you bore zero fault, the defendants become jointly liable instead.
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Your Home Burned Down: What Your Insurer Actually Owes
Actual cash value now, full replacement cost only after you rebuild, a living-expense clock that can run out, and a FAIR Plan still absorbing a $4 billion hit.
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PG&E, Edison & Hawaiian Electric: How Wildfire Funds Pay
Three current wildfire settlements use three payout structures — a bankruptcy trust paid partly in stock, annual tranches, and a litigation-waiver deal.
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Wildfire Claims: Suing the Utility Behind the Fire
A downed power line or an unpruned tree branch can put a utility on the hook for a wildfire — sometimes without any proof of negligence at all.
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Wisconsin Car Accident Settlements: Liability Flips at 51%
A defendant under 51% fault in Wisconsin pays only their share. Cross 51%, and they suddenly owe the whole judgment.
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Fired After a Workers' Comp Claim? Retaliation Explained
Filing a workers' comp claim is legally protected activity. Being fired, demoted or harassed for it is its own separate claim — with its own proof and deadline.
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Wrongful Birth and Wrongful Life Claims Explained
Two claims from the same missed diagnosis: the parents' own claim is recognized almost everywhere, but the child's own claim is barred in all but three states.
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Wrongful Pregnancy: Failed Sterilization Claims
A botched vasectomy or tubal ligation can be malpractice — but most states won't let you recover the cost of raising the resulting child.
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Zantac Lawsuit: Four Companies, Two Very Different Courts
GSK settled for $2.2 billion. Boehringer just got 80,000 Delaware cases dismissed. Which one matters depends on which Zantac you took, and when.
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