With the headline “major retailers filing for bankruptcy,” and the potential closure of Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Bergdorf Goodman, and other well known American stores, injured and disabled employees receiving workers compensation benefits may wonder what will happen to their cases. Saks 5th Avenue is over 100 years old, with its very famous flagship…
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At Abrams Landau, we closely follow national data on roadway safety and insurance coverage because it directly affects our clients and their families. A new January 2026 report from the American Association for Justice (AAJ) reinforces what many injury victims learn too late, that minimum auto insurance requirements in most states are outdated and often…
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In an era of artificial intelligence and offshoring, we at ABRAMS LANDAU, Ltd. believe that human judgment still matters. Outsourcing judgment to algorithms, anonymouse overseas workers, or other shortcuts can lead to breaches of confidentiality, privacy and sensitive personal records. Avoiding doing the “heavy lifting” and actual legal research can lead to lost cases, fraud…
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Injured pedestrians and motorists who are injured in “hit and run” accidents, who wait the two years allotted to bring personal injury cases in Virginia, will find themselves out of luck. This is because there is an even shorter time limit often attached to these terrifying crash injury cases. What brings this to the fore…
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My grandchildren will yell out, “Robot Car!” when they see a Waymo driving next to us on the streets of Culver City, California, with no one at the wheel during the days I am driving them to school. These modified white Jaguar sedans, with cameras all over them, are becoming more prevalent, and are usually…
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