The gun industry suffered a stunning defeat in a 4-3 Connecticut Supreme Court decision that allowed families of Sandy Hook shooting victims to seek damages from Bushmaster Firearms, the manufacturer of the assault rifle that … Keep Reading...
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The gun industry suffered a stunning defeat in a 4-3 Connecticut Supreme Court decision that allowed families of Sandy Hook shooting victims to seek damages from Bushmaster Firearms, the manufacturer of the assault rifle that … Keep Reading...
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If you’ve been served with an eviction notice, and you’re not ready to move out, you are probably asking yourself “Does the landlord have the right to evict me? What can I do to remain … Keep Reading...
If you have received a car accident settlement offer from your insurance company, an attorney can help you get the best value for your claim. An insurance attorney familiar with settling car accident claims will … Keep Reading...
Fault is one of the most critical elements in any car accident claim. The person at fault is the person whose negligence caused the accident, and this is the person who typically must pay for the … Keep Reading...
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