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How Do Damage Caps Work?
By Tanya Roth, Esq. | Updated by Melanie Rauch, JD | Last updated on
How do damage caps work? Personal injury damage awards can rise to the millions. That's where the whole concept of the ambulance-chasing attorney comes from....
The Serious Consequences of Driving Without Car Insurance: What Every Driver Should Know
By Betty Wang, JD | Updated by Melanie Rauch, JD | Last updated on
What can happen if you drive without car insurance? It may feel like a victimless crime. After all, car insurance is usually purchased to protect the driver....
Fraud vs. Lying: What's the Legal Difference?
By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Updated by Melanie Rauch, JD | Last updated on
"Fraud" and "liar" are both ugly names, but only one will land you on the defense side of a civil lawsuit. At some point, telling lies goes from being a poor...
Stringent Sentencing in DUI Case Highlights Legal Consequences for Habitual Offenders
By Melanie Rauch, JD | Last updated on
In a case that underscores the severe repercussions of repeated driving under the influence, a Southern California woman has been sentenced to 15 years to life...
School Liability Waivers: What a Parent Signs Away
By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Updated by Vaidehi Mehta, Esq. | Last updated on
School liability waivers are so common that most parents sign them without thinking twice. They come up during sports, field trips, and other extracurricular...
Can I Get Sued for Libel for Reposting on Social Media?
By Deanne Katz, Esq. | Updated by Melanie Rauch, JD | Last updated on
Can retweeting a false news story get you sued for libel? The question comes on the heels of the British Broadcasting Corporation's legal settlement with a UK...