Traumatic Brain Injuries and the Legal Blind Spots That Still Undermine Victims’ Claims
Traumatic brain injuries (TBIs) remain one of the most misunderstood and under-litigated categories of serious personal injury in the United States. Despite growing medical research and public awareness, many claims involving brain trauma continue to be undervalued or improperly assessed—often because the most serious consequences of a brain injury are not immediately visible. Unlike fractures […]
Personal Injury Law in 2026: Landmark Verdicts, Legislative Reforms, and Emerging Trends
The personal injury legal landscape continues to evolve at a remarkable pace as we move through 2026. From record-breaking jury verdicts to sweeping state-level tort reforms, recent developments are reshaping how civil liability is evaluated across the United States. These changes—driven by juries, legislatures, and emerging technologies—carry long-term implications for injured individuals, corporate defendants, insurers, […]
When Cars Become Witnesses: How Data Is Rewriting Car Accident Law
For decades, car accident cases relied on the same core evidence: eyewitness testimony, police reports, and physical damage. Today, a growing number of crashes are being decided not by people—but by data. Modern vehicles quietly record everything. Speed. Braking. Steering angle. Seatbelt usage. Even driver attention in some models. When an accident occurs, the vehicle […]
Child Custody in the United States: Legal Trends, Court Standards, and Ongoing Challenges
Child custody remains one of the most complex and emotionally charged areas of family law in the United States. While the legal framework has long centered on the best interests of the child, courts continue to struggle with how that standard should be applied amid evolving family structures, legislative reform efforts, and increased scrutiny of […]
2026 Estate Tax Exemption Sunset: What Las Vegas Millionaires Need to Do Before December 31, 2025
The clock is ticking louder than a roulette wheel on New Year’s Eve. On January 1, 2026, the federal estate and gift tax lifetime exemption will be cut roughly in half unless Congress acts — an event most Capitol Hill observers consider unlikely before the 2028 election cycle. For Las Vegas residents whose net worth […]
