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Ride-Sharing Services and Sexual Assault Claims: Who Is Responsible?

When a person hops into an Uber, how much responsibility does the company have to keep them safe from sexual assault? That’s what courts are wrestling with as ride sharing becomes more popular. Under the common carrier doctrine, transportation companies... Read more

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Consumer Safety Concerns Amidst Rising Online Sales

As the pandemic nudges more shopping into the online world, the legal questions of how ecommerce is treated become even more important. The novel coronavirus caused a $107 billion increase in online shopping sales so far this year, according to... Read more

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Ride-Sharing Services and Passenger Rights

Every second in the United States, 45 Uber ride-sharing cars pick up passengers. Although not many of the rides with Uber, Lyft or other ride-sharing companies end badly, some do – with accidents or sexual assaults. As those companies lobby... Read more

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Dangers of Defective Consumer Goods

Consumer products like tools and appliances are so ubiquitous that when even a small percentage of them fail, they can hurt huge numbers of people. Products liability claims provide a valuable means to hold the companies which design, manufacture, and... Read more

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Keyless Ignitions, Faulty Vehicles & Rollaway Accidents

When a multi-ton vehicle rolls away, the results can be tragic and even fatal. Rollaways can be caused by, among other things, defective parts, keyless ignitions that make it hard to tell the car is still turned on, and poorly... Read more

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