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A tire company cannot introduce the fact that a driver smoked marijuana the night before an accident as part of their defense in a personal injury and defective product case, according to a recent...

A negligent person can be held responsible for any injuries or accidents that result from his or her lack of responsibility, caution or concern. In a car accident, the negligent person is the one who...

Personal injury cases can stem from a variety of incidents, including commonplace accidents like fender benders and small falls. No matter how minor the collision or accident, the potential for...

Appellate court presiding judge Jack Sabatino issued a precedential ruling earlier this year that will ban an attorney at a civil trial from asking an expert witness if his or her findings are...