Court Cases

The neighbor's dog damaged our yard, and our insurance will not help. Should I take them to court?

So, your neighbor’s dog tore up your yard like it was auditioning for a landscaping horror film. You called your insurance company, but—surprise!—they politely told you “no thanks.” Now you’re left staring at brown patches and a big question: should you take your neighbor to court? Let’s break this down step by step, without boring legal jargon.
September 29, 2025 Jack Hawkins

My older brother is the trustee of Mom’s estate, but his business is bankrupt and he stopped sending out my monthly trust distribution. What now?

Your older brother is the trustee of your mom’s estate, but now he is in the process of losing his business, and your payments from the trust have stopped. We look at what to do now that family and money are in conflict.
September 26, 2025 Sammy Tran
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America’s Biggest—And Most Despicable—Class Action Lawsuits

Americans have a reputation for being litigious. In 2024, class action settlements were well over $40 billion, which is low compared to previous years. Here are some of the biggest class action lawsuit settlements of all time.
July 3, 2025 Mark Schilling
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These Legal Plot Twists Had Us Screaming For Order In The Court

Whether it's an incompetent client or an unhinged attorney, these lawyers' stories of their most outrageous plot twists had us banging the gavel.
February 10, 2021 Eul Basa
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Law & Disorder: These Court Confessions Turned Cases Upside-Down

Lawyers can take slam-dunk cases and turn them into flops, but they can also transform losing battles into flawless victories. Need proof? Just read on.
March 1, 2021 Eul Basa