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Before the early 1990s, insurance was a human endeavor. After an incident—whether it was a car accident or a major storm—insurance adjusters came out to your home. They sat in your kitchen. You’d, perhaps, offer them a glass of water. Face-to-face, you’d...Read More

Powerful interest groups, like big insurance companies and other large corporations, delay or downright refuse to pay fair and just insurance claims, effectively putting individuals’ Seventh Amendment right at risk – their right to access to trial by jury. Since the mid-90s,...Read More

Last year, we reported on Georgia Supreme Court’s decision in favor of legal funding. Since then, similar judicial decisions from other jurisdictions have followed suit. New York, for instance, which ruled that high interest (usage) rates on lawsuit cash advances are not...Read More