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The Role of Expert Witnesses in Dental Malpractice Cases

A dental expert can help with your malpractice lawsuit and show that your dentist was responsible for your injuries. They can explain to the jury how your dentist was negligent and why they are liable for damages. This article explains the role of a dental malpractice expert witness. If you have questions about how a dental expert can help with your dental malpractice lawsuit, talk to a lawyer. Contact a dental malpractice lawyer to help you recover compensation in your dental injury case. What Is an Expert Witness in a Dental Malpractice Case? An expert witness provides an expert opinion […]

Auto Dealer Inflated Pricing

Car prices seem to be at their highest in recent years. Since vehicles are already so expensive, price inflation is more apparent. American car buyers may have no alternative but to pay car market prices until demand decreases. However, state and federal consumer protection laws still prohibit deceptive sales practices. If a dealership makes you pay extra fees and costs without full disclosure, you can take legal action. Talk to a vehicle dealer fraud lawyer about your legal options. What Is Inflated Pricing at a Dealership? Inflated vehicle pricing generally refers to higher pricing based on market conditions. An inflated […]

Dental Malpractice and Insurance: What You Need To Know

If you file a dental malpractice lawsuit, the dentist’s malpractice insurer will handle the legal defense. Dentists with malpractice insurance have coverage against medical malpractice lawsuits. The insurance company will cover the liability costs for injuries caused by dental negligence. Dealing with a dental malpractice insurance company can be frustrating. A dental malpractice lawyer can deal with the insurance company, so you don’t have to. Contact a dental malpractice lawyer for more information about dentist malpractice insurance. What Is Dental Malpractice Insurance? Dental malpractice insurance is a type of professional liability insurance for dental professionals, similar to medical malpractice insurance […]

States Where Abortion Is Legal

Reproductive rights laws have changed drastically in the past few years. States have passed a flood of new laws on abortion access and related issues. With each new law, what once seemed clear becomes slightly more confusing.  We explain when and where abortion is legal in America. However, state constitutional amendments, ballot measures, and court rulings can change state abortion laws overnight. A local reproductive rights attorney can tell you about new laws and how they might affect your situation.  Current State of Abortion Law in America In 1973, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Roe v. Wade. Roe held that […]

Access to Medication Abortion in States Where Abortion Is Illegal

After the U.S. Supreme Court reversed Roe v. Wade, many women in the United States are facing threats to their abortion access rights. One of the most common family planning options is medication abortion. Medication abortion is a safe, non-surgical option that women can choose without an in-person visit to the doctor’s office. Unfortunately, many states are trying to restrict medication abortions as part of total abortion bans. Abortion access rights depend on where you live. Abortion restrictions are changing based on legal challenges to abortion care. For questions about access to medication abortions, talk to a reproductive rights lawyer. […]

Proving That You Qualify for an Abortion Exception

State abortion laws often use terms like “woman” and “mother.”  When used in this article, they should be understood to apply to all birthing persons regardless of gender identity. Recently, the Supreme Court decided Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Dobbs overturned Roe v. Wade and allowed states to make their laws about abortion. After Dobbs, many states limited abortion access or banned abortion completely. However, all of these new abortion laws have exceptions.  We discuss abortion exceptions that apply after Dobbs and how to prove that your case fits within an exception. State abortion laws can change quickly. Talk […]

What Is a "Life of the Mother" Emergency?

Terms like “woman,” “mother,” “life of the mother,” and “maternal mortality” are still commonly used in abortion statutes and medical research. When used in this article, they should be understood to apply to all birthing persons regardless of gender identity.  In 2022, the U.S. Supreme Court decided Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health. Contrary to Roe v. Wade, Dobbs held that abortion is not a constitutional right. As such, Dobbs gave states the power to allow abortion or ban it altogether.  Since 2022, state lawmakers have passed a number of abortion restrictions. But even the strictest of these laws contain exemptions. […]

What Is Abortion in Legal Terms?

Abortion is a highly contested issue in the United States. This isn’t shocking—there are many opinions on the subject. It might surprise you to learn that lawmakers have also found it challenging to define the term.  We discuss how states define abortion and why it matters. However, laws about reproductive rights are changing quickly. Ask an abortion rights lawyer near you for the latest information.  Pregnancy and the Medical Definition of Abortion Before discussing the law, here’s a brief reproductive health refresher: People assigned female at birth have two ovaries. Every 28 days or so, one of the ovaries releases […]

How Much Is a Wrongful Termination Lawsuit Worth?

You got fired. Now you’re wondering how much you can win if you sue. The answer depends on several factors, including the reason your employer fired you and your wages. This article reviews typical damages in a wrongful termination claim. Wrongful termination laws vary by state. Consider speaking with a wrongful termination lawyer in your area. An experienced attorney can explain your legal rights and help you file a wrongful termination lawsuit. What Is Wrongful Termination? Most United States employees are at-will. At-will employment means you or your boss can end your job for any reason. But state and federal laws limit the reasons […]

What Is a Miranda Warning?

The name “Miranda” might not ring any bells, but chances are you’ve probably heard the most famous words of any police-based TV show, once the bad guy is placed in handcuffs: “You have the right to remain silent…” Suspects in a criminal investigation are entitled to certain protections under the Constitution, and a 1972 Supreme Court case called Miranda v. Arizona dictated what law enforcement personnel must do to advise people of those rights. This article is a quick primer on your rights during a criminal investigation and when you must receive a Miranda warning. What Are Your Specific Rights […]