Been in an Uber Accident? Here’s what you need to know
Whether we know it or not, whether we like it or not, the collaborative consumption that makes up the sharing economy is here to stay. Now you can rent a spare room in your house
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How Child Custody Works in North Carolina
While it is perhaps most common for child custody to come up in the process of going through a divorce, that is by no means the only time when custody has to be decided. Often,
Are SUVs More Likely to Roll Over? Rollover Risks and Claims Explained
By Corey Heit, Injury Attorney, Heit Law, LLC · Columbus, Ohio | Last reviewed: October 2026 Many drivers choose an SUV because it feels safer: bigger, heavier and higher off the road. In many types
Top Driving Under Suspension Penalties in Ohio
Many drivers in Central Ohio are allowed to drive their own vehicles even though their license is under suspension. Judges are allowed to reinstate limited personal driving privileges so people can legally transport themselves to
Personal Injury Claims in Daytona Beach: What Florida Law Requires
By Andy Lieberman | Last reviewed: October 2026 Daytona Beach sees more than its share of injuries. Speedway race weeks, Bike Week, spring crowds, beach driving and the I-95 and I-4 corridors bring heavy traffic,
Fight Wrongful Termination with Contract Litigation Lawyers in West Palm Beach
Jonathan Evans, the former City Manager of Riviera Beach, recently filed a lawsuit against the city of Riviera Beach and three individual members of the city council. In his lawsuit, Evans, who was fired by
Car Accident Attorney Port St. Lucie Shares 8 Things You Can Do to Prevent an Accident
According to the Florida Department of Highways Safety and Motor Vehicles, there were more than 400,000 car crashes in Florida last year. This number has been steadily increasing year-over-year since at least 2011. Car accident
Apps Streamline Crime Reporting, But Criminal Defense Attorney Sherman TX Warns of Abuse
The Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS) announced the launch of a new smartphone app aimed at combatting crime earlier this month. Called “iWatchTexas” (a name notable for its affinity to the iconic “’i” prefix