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Cartel Terrorism

Anti-Terrorism Lawsuit
For decades, cartels have used terror tactics to control territory, intimidate civilians and influence governments. Recent efforts to legally designate cartels as terrorist organizations reflects a growing recognition of their role in mass violence and destabilization. The change has likewise created new opportunities…
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What is the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act?

Anti-Terrorism Lawsuit
Victims of terrorism and their surviving family members have avenues for seeking justice against those responsible. Learn about the Justice Against Sponsors of Terrorism Act (JASTA) and how it expanded U.S. citizens’ rights to file civil lawsuits against foreign entities linked to acts of terrorism.
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Rhode Island Sexual Abuse Lawyer

Sexual Abuse
A civil lawsuit can help survivors of sexual abuse hold perpetrators and organizations that shielded them accountable. For example, Catholic Church clergy members in Rhode Island have faced decades of sexual abuse allegations. Investigations, survivor accounts and legal actions have exposed misconduct and cover-ups…
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Clergy Sexual Abuse Lawyer

Sexual Abuse
A clergy sexual abuse lawyer helps survivors pursue civil claims involving priest sexual abuse and church negligence. Catholic church sexual abuse cases often allege local and national religious organizations failed to protect children, properly respond to abuse allegations, or covered up abuse.
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Michelle M. Rodriguez

Michelle Rodriguez represents people harmed by defective medical drugs and devices in complex litigation.
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Paul F. Giannoglou

Paul Giannoglou represents clients in complex matters involving fraud, misconduct, and regulatory compliance, with a particular focus on False Claims Act qui tam matters and whistleblower agency submissions.
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Catholic Church Abuse Lawsuits

Sexual Abuse
Survivors are filing civil lawsuits against the Catholic Church over allegations of sexual misconduct by clergy and personnel, as well as a systemic cover-up of institutional failures. Survivors of Catholic Church abuse can file civil claims to attempt to hold Church leadership accountable for failing to intervene.…
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Rhode Island law opens new window for sexual abuse claims

Sexual Abuse
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.
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John Crane Company & Asbestos

Asbestos Exposure
John Crane Inc. once manufactured, marketed and sold asbestos-containing products. The company has faced hundreds of thousands of asbestos lawsuits. People continue to file cases after they developed asbestos-related diseases caused by their exposure to asbestos-containing John Crane products. Learn more about John…
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Johns Manville & Asbestos

Asbestos Exposure
Johns Manville, Inc. was at one time the world’s largest miner, processor, manufacturer and supplier of asbestos and asbestos-containing products. The link between asbestos and serious illnesses led to Johns Manville asbestos lawsuits that led to the company’s bankruptcy. The company still operates, and a trust…
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LDS Church Structure

Sexual Abuse
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS or colloquially called the Mormon Church) church structure is based on the early Christian church. The President is the Church’s worldwide leader and is seen as a prophet. He and two appointed counselors make up the First Presidency. Under the First Presidency are…
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Combustion Engineering

Asbestos Exposure
Combustion Engineering manufactured and distributed fuel-burning equipment that contained asbestos, including boilers, stokers and dryers. Workers exposed to asbestos through these products have filed lawsuits against Combustion Engineering for the illnesses they’ve developed. An asbestos bankruptcy trust was created…
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Is Asbestos Still Used Today?

Asbestos Exposure
While chrysotile asbestos is banned in the U.S., asbestos can still be found today in older buildings and products.
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Uber Safety Failures Alleged in Arizona Passenger Sexual Assault Case

Sexual Abuse
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.
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New York Asbestos Exposure

Asbestos Exposure
Asbestos exposure remains a problem for people throughout the state of New York. Exposure to asbestos can cause people to develop serious health issues. People who have developed asbestos-related health conditions can file New York asbestos lawsuits.
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Social Media Harm Verdicts

Technology and Media
Social media lawsuit verdicts are emerging as courts address claims involving youth mental health and alleged problematic platform design. Current social media trial results include a decision in coordinated proceedings and bellwethers against social media companies.
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Electrician Asbestos Exposure

Asbestos Exposure
Electricians may experience asbestos exposure because they work around electrical systems and building materials that contain the mineral. Exposure is linked to an increased risk for developing asbestosis, mesothelioma and lung cancer. If you or someone you love has been diagnosed with an asbestos disease, you may be…
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Emerging Tech Lawsuits: AI and Video Games

Technology and Media
Some innovations in technology have the potential to harm consumers. Learn about emerging tech lawsuits.
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2026 Asbestos Use Report

Asbestos Exposure
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.
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What Is A Permissible Exposure Limit?

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