Five reasons why personal-injury attorneys and insurers should be very, very afraid of autonomous cars.

Read about "Contact Your State Bar." Learn tips on how to handle car or motorcycle accidents from our blog.

Here are the top five reasons why you should ditch email and move to a more secure method of document sharing.

As car owners, attorneys, and legal funders who deal with motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) know, navigating automobile insurance can be a complicated process. For you, a better understanding of insurance directly affects your ability to make strong investments in the space. Why is it important? The statistics say it all.

This post continues our writing on motor vehicle accidents (MVAs) and U.S. auto insurance regimes, with an emphasis on the "threshold" concept under no-fault insurance regimes, which are also known as personal injury protection insurance or PIP.

While litigants in U.S. courts typically pay for their own attorney fees, there are a few exceptions like the fee shifting statute. Read on to learn more about it.

Across the country, medical providers protect themselves by signing liens (or letters of protection) when treating personal injury (“PI”) cases. However, the subtle differences in laws require different approaches in different states!

Read about "How to Regulate Legal Funding." Learn tips on how to handle car or motorcycle accidents from our blog.

The NY Post last week published a front page story, Sue the City, casting aspersions on the personal injury lawsuit funding industry and one of its oldest companies, LawCash.