Blake Lively Lawsuit: Countersuit Dismissal, Settlement, and Fees
Learn how the Blake Lively lawsuit against Justin Baldoni moved from her initial allegations through the countersuit's dismissal to a settlement and fees.
Does a Bedroom Have to Have a Closet in Texas?
Learn whether a bedroom has to have a closet in Texas, from the building code definition of a bedroom to how inspections and appraisals treat the room.
Don Julio Lawsuit: Claims, Products Named, and How to Join
Learn how the Don Julio lawsuit is unfolding, from the agave-purity claims and products at issue to where cases stand and what joining currently involves.
Donning and Doffing Under California Law: Pay Rules and Penalties
Learn how donning and doffing California law works, from when gear-change time is paid through broader state protections and how to recover unpaid wages.
Carnival Triumph Lawsuit: Verdicts, Settlements, and BAE Suit
Learn how the Carnival Triumph lawsuit unfolded, from the passengers' claims and legal hurdles to the recoveries and Carnival's suit against its contractor.
Alimony Laws in California: Duration, Termination, and Enforcement
Learn how alimony laws in California shape spousal support, from temporary orders and long-term awards through changes, termination, tax treatment, and enforcement.
B.G. Arrested: Federal Charges, Sentence, and Probation Fight
Learn how the BG rapper arrest and prison case unfolded, from the traffic stop and federal charges to his sentence and the fight over supervised release.
Does Texas Have the Castle Doctrine? Deadly Force and Immunity
Learn how the Castle Doctrine works in Texas, from where and when deadly force is justified to the limits on protection and shields against civil lawsuits.
Dave Matthews Lawsuit: Chicago River Incident, Charges, and Civil Suits
Learn how the Dave Matthews Band lawsuit unfolded on the Chicago River, from the driver's criminal case through civil suits and the band's public response.
Trump Penalty Thrown Out: Excessive Fine Ruling and Split Panel
Learn how Trump's civil fraud penalty was thrown out on appeal, from the court's reasoning and divided panel to what survived and comes next.