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Can You Reopen A Personal Injury Settlement? What Most People Don’t Know
You signed the settlement papers two years ago, relieved to finally close that chapter after your accident. The doctors said you'd recover fully, and the settlement seemed fair at the time. But now your injuries have worsened in ways nobody predicted. Your back pain...
When Parents And Schools Disagree: Legal Conflicts Over Playing Time And Team Cuts
High school sports can bring out strong emotions in players and parents alike. Everyone wants to see their child succeed, and when they don’t make the team or spend most of the season on the bench, it can feel unfair. Sometimes those frustrations go beyond simple...
Gender Equity In School Sports: Understanding Title IX And Equal Opportunity Claims
High school sports give students a chance to compete, grow, and take pride in representing their school. But for decades, girls’ teams have often had to fight for the same support, equipment, and opportunities as boys’ programs. Title IX was created to change that —...
Concussions And Contact Sports: What Parents Should Know About School Liability
Contact sports are part of the high school experience for millions of students. Football, soccer, wrestling, and cheerleading all push young athletes to perform at their best. But when it comes to head injuries, especially concussions, one bad decision can change a...
When The Game Turns Dangerous: Legal Rights After A High School Sports Injury
High school sports teach teamwork, confidence, and perseverance. They also carry real risks. Every season, student-athletes across the country suffer injuries that can end their playing days or affect them for years to come. When that happens, parents often wonder who...
Injuries During Off-Season Or Club Sports: When Schools Can Still Be Liable
Many high school athletes train year-round. Between summer leagues, offseason workouts, and club teams, the line between school and private sports often blurs. Parents might assume that if an activity isn’t officially part of the school season, the school can’t be...
Equipment Failures And School Responsibility: When Safety Gear Doesn’t Work
Every athlete relies on their gear to stay safe. Helmets, pads, shoes, and braces are meant to protect players from harm and allow them to focus on the game. But when that equipment fails, the results can be devastating. From faulty football helmets to damaged...
Legal Responsibilities During Extreme Weather Or Unsafe Field Conditions
Athletes and coaches know that weather can change the course of a game. Rain, lightning, or extreme heat can turn a normal practice into a dangerous situation in seconds. Schools and athletic departments are responsible for making smart decisions that keep...