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Legal scams are a prominent issue in today’s digital landscape. Schemes can threaten the security of your personal information, undermine your ability to file a real lawsuit, and impact your finances. People may be targeted through different methods for a variety of purposes and anyone can come into contact with a…

Expert testimony helps courts and juries better understand complex cases by using specialized knowledge from qualified experts. When this type of testimony is executed well, it can strongly influence how the evidence is interpreted as well as the final outcome of the legal claim.

Class action lawsuits often take longer than individual suits because courts must manage large groups of plaintiffs, extensive evidence and many legal steps before the compensation is paid. Some cases settle quickly, but others may take years to settle if the case is complicated.

What’s next in the social media mental health court cases? Learn about upcoming trials and legal concepts essential to the lawsuits.

Tens of thousands of plaintiffs who allege Johnson and Johnson’s talc-based products, including J&J’s Baby Powder, caused ovarian cancer have resolved their claims through a settlement valued at a minimum of $5.5 billion.

Permissible exposure limits (PELs) were established by OSHA to protect employees from exposure to certain chemicals.

The 2026 Mineral Commodity Summaries, part of the U.S. Geological Survey Minerals Survey (USGS), showed that the U.S. has consistently decreased its asbestos consumption in recent years. This decrease is due to health risks related to asbestos that have led to regulations, bans and litigation.

Some innovations in technology have the potential to harm consumers. Learn about emerging tech lawsuits.

Motley Rice has filed a 13-count civil complaint in Arizona state court on behalf of “Jane Doe” alleging that she was sexually assaulted by an Uber driver following a ride in January 2026, and that Uber Technologies, Inc. and its subsidiary Rasier, LLC failed to adequately protect her.

While chrysotile asbestos is banned in the U.S., asbestos can still be found today in older buildings and products.