Recreational Immunity Explained
When a party is injured on private property, the landowner's liability might depend on the party's activity and status, explains Barry D. Brown of Gray Duffy.
Personal Injury
Recreational Immunity Explained
Courts Struggle to Define 'Accident'
Interpretation of a recent Supreme Court decision could mean the difference between coverage and no coverage, explain Covington & Burling attorneys.
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Mediating Personal Injury Actions
Tort cases often have unique issues in settlement negotiations, but these tips will help bring you closer to resolution, explains Steven Block of JAMS.
FDA's Fast Track Approval Puts Consumers at Risk
Rule 501(k) allows improvements on products to go to market without clinical trials, presenting patients with unknown dangers, explains Jeffrey Milman of Hodes Milman.
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