Posts by Ryan Fisher
Royal Horse Bites A Tourist In Viral Video
In a recent news clip circulating the internet, a royal horse bites a tourist outside a popular visiting location. The internet has been on fire in response to the clip with different views regarding animal handling liability. The clip shows a royal guard decorated in elaborate attire sitting atop a royal guard horse. Beside him is…
Read MoreCan a Restaurant Refuse a Refund? Tiktoker Makes Unreasonable Requests
In the restaurant industry, mistakes are an unfortunate yet inevitable occurrence. It can be common for meals to be served late or for orders to be misunderstood. In the worst cases, food arrives cold or even undercooked. In these instances, customers often expect the restaurant to refund their meal for its honest mistake. With the…
Read MoreKid’s Unauthorized Use of Credit Cards: Can You Get a Refund?
Sitting their kids down with a phone video game seems harmless for countless parents. What parents may not expect is that many of these games have in-app purchases that are enticing for kids. This type of advertising and game design often leads to kid’s unauthorized use of credit cards. Kids using credit cards correlate with…
Read MoreCan Firefighters Break Your Car Windows? Watch Insane Viral Clip
Firefighters play an essential and highly appreciated role in society. From saving cats stuck in trees to fighting the most fearsome of fires, they are almost like superheroes in our cities. As you can probably imagine, being a firefighter is not easy. Firefighters often face high-stress emergencies where they must make split-second decisions to save…
Read MoreHere’s What You Need to Know About Compensation For Flight Cancellations
In 2023 alone, there were a reported 87,900 major flight cancellations in the United States. This equates to nearly 241 cancellations per day. On its own, traveling can be a stressful process. From damaged luggage to organizing plans, canceled flights are one of the only things that can derail a trip. Especially in the wake…
Read MorePanera Charged Lemonade Lawsuit Settled: What You Need to Know
When you go out to eat, you probably expect a relaxing time where you can enjoy some good food, take a break from work, or even spend quality time with friends and family. However, unsafe food products that could cause serious health issues are not part of that expectation. Unfortunately, several Panera Bread customers encountered…
Read MoreNew California Data Privacy Law Protects Survivors of Domestic Abuse
California passed a new data privacy law designed to protect survivors of domestic abuse. Governor Gavin Newsom has received immense support for his action in helping the bill get through lawmakers. It seems as though our technology is on a nonstop track for improvement and innovation. With self-driving cars and GPS-tracking technology, the bounds for our…
Read MoreMuseum Liability Insurance: Viral Accident Video
Museums are the cultural centers of cities and countries. The Louvre or the Smithsonian come to mind when considering great travel locations. One popular feature of museums is that they are open to children and adults alike. Most museums have museum liability insurance to protect themselves from accidents, theft, and even damage. Despite the protection,…
Read MorePedestrian Right of Way: Who’s Liable in a Parking Lot Accident?
When you think about car accidents, what image comes to mind? If you are like most, you may have thought about high-speed police chases or crashes on bustling city streets. Although these are some everyday situations in which accidents may occur, many people don’t realize just how common parking lot car accidents are. With a…
Read MoreCriminal vs Civil Law: Here’s What You Need to Know
Car accidents are becoming an increasing reality on our roadways. In 2022 alone, there were 1,664,598 car accidents, 42,514 of which resulted in fatalities. Luckily, most of these accidents result in little to no damage. Within these crashes, the intricacies of criminal vs civil law are commonly at play. Understanding the difference between the two…
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