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A twin-engine Beechcraft 95 crashed on the evening of Tuesday October 8, 2024. According to reports, the pilot and four passengers lost their lives.

A global resolution process has been established offering relief to plaintiffs who suffered after receiving a Bard hernia mesh implant.

Plaintiffs’ law firm Motley Rice, along with law firm Leigh Day, is investigating potential legal claims regarding allegations of trafficking, rape, severe sexual assault, physical abuse, and exploitation, suffered by individuals while employed by department store, Harrods.

It has been 23 years since the tragic events of September 11, 2001. As we remember those taken from us by those heinous attacks, many questions remain unanswered.

On August 6, 2024, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) issued an emergency order immediately suspending all uses of Dacthal, a highly toxic weedkiller, because of links to birth defects and other significant health problems.

Motley Rice is proud to announce the recognition of 51 attorneys in the 2025 editions of The Best Lawyers in America® and Best Lawyers: Ones to Watch in America®. According to Best Lawyers, these guides “highlight outstanding legal talent,” and represent 5% of lawyers in the country.

Data collection is becoming more and more a part of everyday life. So many of the services and platforms we use collect snippets of information about our behaviors to optimize our experiences, or to even give us credit for “behaving” well. For example, we’ve all seen the commercials for “safe driver discounts” and various other incentive programs where one allows such data tracking, but what about when there’s no such discount? What if we didn’t sign up for such tracking, but instead we get a “risky driver insurance increase?”

TikTok may cause depression, eating disorders and other mental conditions in children and teenagers. The app may also encourage isolation, behavioral problems, and delayed development in children’s brains. Because of this, parents are concerned about TikTok’s mental health effects on their children.

TikTok may not be safe for kids. Parents are concerned about the application’s addictive features, which can damage the physical and mental health of young users. Parents may also worry about issues with TikTok’s age verification and parental control features.

Former DOJ Official Frank Amanat Joins Motley Rice