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How many people die in car accidents every year? Learn key car accident statistics for U.S. roads and how families can seek wrongful death compensation.
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How many people die in car accidents every year? Learn key car accident statistics for U.S. roads and how families can seek wrongful death compensation.
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Smoothstack lawsuits allege the IT training and staffing company’s training program TRAP agreements violate federal and state worker protection laws.
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Learn how to sue someone with this step-by-step guide to the legal process, including how to prepare and when it makes sense to hire a lawyer.
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Caseloads can tell you about litigation habits and court backlogs. Learn how many court cases are filed each year in U.S. state and federal courts.
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Litigation lawyer defined. Explore what litigation attorneys do, the types of cases they handle, and when to hire a litigator for your case.
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What percentage of domestic violence victims are female? Learn what the statistics say about the likely victims of domestic violence.
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Bike fatalities have remained remarkably steady over the past 50 years. Learn how many bicycle deaths per year occur and what rights their families have.
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Despite a few minor dips, the average number of cars per household in America has trended upward. Learn what this trend means for road safety.
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How many people die from smoking each year? Learn some statistics about smoking deaths and the legal rights of victims’ families.
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Explore which cars have the highest fatality rates for drivers and others in the United States, and learn how this impacts vehicle safety and your car-buying choices.
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The VCF payout chart sets the caps for non-economic payouts from the 9/11 Victims Compensation Fund. Learn about the fund and how to calculate your payout.
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Learn how to start a class action lawsuit, a tool that can strengthen the power of individuals to hold powerful defendants accountable for wrongdoing.
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