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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.

Rhode Island Governor Daniel J. McKee has signed into law sweeping legislation that allows survivors of childhood sexual abuse, no matter when the abuse occurred, to sue their abusers and the institutions that enabled or concealed that abuse.

The agreement resolves years of litigation alleging discriminatory hiring and lending practices.

A 2025 Depo-Provera study links long-term use to higher meningioma risk. Learn what researchers found and what it may mean for future lawsuits.

A New Mexico jury found Meta Platforms Inc. liable for endangering children by misleading consumers about the safety of its social media platforms: Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp.

Motley Rice LLC is proud to announce the addition of six new lawyers to the firm. They bring new talent to the firm’s securities fraud, product liability, toxic exposure, whistleblower, harmful drugs and defective medical device litigation teams.

Rhode Island's Office of the Attorney General released a report on child sexual abuse in the Diocese of Providence, detailing a 7-year-long investigation.

A late‑night runway collision at New York’s LaGuardia Airport left two pilots dead, dozens injured and the airport closed for hours as federal investigators launched an urgent probe into the circumstances surrounding the plane crash.