On August 27, a federal judge granted final approval to Bank of America's $72.5 Million settlement with roughly 60 women who say they were sexually…
Category: Personal Injury
AAU Sexual Abuse Scandal: How the Nation's Largest Youth Sports Group Left Athletes at Risk
The Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) is one of the largest youth sports organizations in the country. Roughly 760,000 athletes and coaches compete under their banner…
Why Ambulance Chasers Matter: 18 Life-Saving Changes That Came from Litigation
Ambulance chaser: If you've ever hired a personal injury lawyer or been one, you've heard the term before. What many families may not realize, however,…
Online Child Exploitation Is Rising: How to Keep Your Kids Safe
The internet has become an everyday part of childhood, but it has also created new opportunities for predators to target vulnerable children. Reports of a…
Vermont Diocese Accused of Hiding $405 Million in Assets from Abuse Survivors
A creditors committee alleges the Roman Catholic Diocese of Burlington used parish trusts to keep hundreds of millions of dollars in real estate out of…
Can a Stroke Go Undetected?
Yes, a stroke can go undetected, especially if it is very small or affects an area of the brain that doesn't immediately cause obvious symptoms.…
New Lookback Window Extends the Statute of Limitations for Sexual Assault in California
In 2025, California passed a law that could give many adult survivors of sexual abuse a long-awaited opportunity to seek justice, even if their legal…
Arizona Clergy Don't Have to Report Abuse Revealed in Confession
Recently, the Arizona Supreme Court unanimously ruled that clergy members are not required to report child abuse to authorities if they learn about it through…
Meta to Pay $567 Million to New Mexico for Social Media Harm to Kids
On August 6, a New Mexico judge ordered Meta to pay $567 Million to address harms that their platforms have caused to children and teens,…
