Three Injured in an Accident Involving a Semi-Truck at the Intersection of Highway 36 and 156th Street in Bennington, Nebraska

Being arrested is a stressful and overwhelming experience, but knowing what to do can make a significant difference in the outcome of your case. In Jersey City, as in the rest of New Jersey, it’s essential to stay calm, protect your rights, and seek legal representation as soon as possible. Here are the key steps you should take immediately after being arrested. 1. Remain Calm and Comply with the Police The first step during any arrest is to remain calm. It can be easy to get frustrated or panicked, especially if you believe the arrest is unjust. However, resisting arrest or acting aggressively toward law enforcement can lead to additional charges and worsen the situation. Politely comply with police instructions while keeping your hands visible. Avoid making any sudden movements or gestures that may be interpreted as hostile. Remember, while you must comply with the arrest process, you are under no obligation to answer questions beyond identifying yourself. You have the…

We advise international couples with ties to Korea who are considering marriage to consider a prenuptial agreement that is enforceable in both Korea and abroad. Many misunderstandings are prevalent online (even from Korean law firms) on the usefulness of prenuptial agreements in Korean divorce proceedings. The reality is that even if all clauses in a prenuptial agreement are not enforceable in Korean courts, the fact remains that Korean courts, at least, consider these agreements as “reference” documents that can assist in understanding the parties’ intentions and, thus, assisting the Korean court in making a decision that complies with the pre-marital wishes of the parties. Additionally, a divorce may be concluded outside of Korea in a jurisdiction where prenuptial agreements are more effectively enforced. Prenuptial Agreements in Korea IPG Legal emphatically believes that if you want to assist in more efficiently and predictably dividing assets in…

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Honda has issued a recall for certain 2024 NC750X motorcycles because of a tire defect that may increase the risk of a crash, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). A total of 112 motorcycles are affected. The front tire may have been manufactured improperly, causing the internal structure to loosen or unravel. This defect can lead to a sudden loss of handling or control, significantly raising the risk of a crash or injury. The issue causes the motorcycles to fall out of compliance with federal safety standards for motorcycle tires under FMVSS 119. Contact The Ammons Law Firm if You Were Injured in a Defective Vehicle If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a vehicle accident, the Ammons Law Firm is here to help. Our dedicated, experienced vehicle defect attorneys understand the devastating impact of these tragic accidents on families, and we have a proven track record of holding automotive…

Ford has issued a safety recall for particular 2025 F-150 Lightning trucks due to a brake defect that may result in extended stopping distances and an increased risk of a crash. The issue stems from improperly repaired screws securing the front brake jounce hose bracket during final assembly. If these screws loosen or detach, the brake hose could rub against the tire, potentially causing a brake fluid leak. Ford warns that affected drivers may notice increased brake pedal travel and reduced deceleration. In the event of rapid fluid loss or total depletion, the vehicle could require significantly more distance to stop, posing a serious safety risk. Contact The Ammons Law Firm if You Were Injured in a Defective Vehicle If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a vehicle accident, the Ammons Law Firm is here to help. Our dedicated, experienced vehicle defect attorneys understand the devastating impact of these tragic accidents on families, and we have a proven…

WENDELL, Idaho – A motorcycle rider was killed Thursday in a collision with a semi-truck at the intersection of Idaho Street and Main Street. The crash occurred as both vehicles, traveling north on Idaho Street, attempted to turn right onto Main Street. The motorcycle struck the passenger side of the semi-truck during the turn. The motorcyclist, a 68-year-old man from Wendell, was wearing a helmet but died at the scene from his injuries. The cause of the accident and fault need to be investigated Motorcyclists are among the most vulnerable on the road. Larger vehicles, especially semi-trucks, are responsible for sharing the road safely with these smaller vehicles. So what went wrong here? Who or what caused the crash? Unfortunately, many serious accidents result from driver mistakes or mechanical problems, which can often be prevented with the proper safety precautions. Since the details of this accident aren’t fully clear, it may be necessary for trained…

BMW is recalling more than 70,000 electric vehicles due to a software issue that could lead to a sudden loss of drive power, increasing the risk of a crash, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA). The affected vehicles may experience a shutdown of the high-voltage system caused by a malfunction in the electric drive motor software, the agency said. If this occurs while driving, the vehicle could lose propulsion without warning. The recall covers specific models from the 2022 through 2025 model years, including: 2022–2024 BMW i4 2025 BMW i4 eDrive35 2025 BMW i4 eDrive40 2022–2024 BMW iX 2023–2024 BMW i7 2024 BMW i5 Contact The Ammons Law Firm if You Were Injured in a Defective Vehicle If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a vehicle accident, the Ammons Law Firm is here to help. Our dedicated, experienced vehicle defect attorneys understand the devastating impact of these tragic accidents on families, and…

MISHAWAKA, Ind. — A woman was killed Saturday evening when her vehicle collided with a train at a railroad crossing in Mishawaka. The crash occurred at the intersection of Spring Street and 6th Street. Authorities say the vehicle was heading north on Spring Street when it was struck by an eastbound train. The train remained stopped on the tracks as emergency crews responded to the scene. Train accidents should be investigated We are seeing train accidents happen repeatedly. While these accidents may seem like the driver’s fault, this is not always the case. Many train incidents are caused by poorly maintained railroad crossings, defective tracks, insufficient signage or warnings, operator errors, and mechanical failures within the train. For these reasons, the injured and surviving families must seek further information beyond what is detailed in the initial police report. Access to the complete crash investigation is critical for the injured and their families to…

Chrysler is recalling more than 250,000 Pacifica and Voyager minivans from model years 2022 through 2025 due to a possible defect with the vehicles’ side curtain airbags, federal safety officials announced. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, the recall involves 250,651 vehicles that may be equipped with side curtain airbags that could fail to deploy properly in the event of a crash. The issue stems from improperly sealed seams, which could result in the airbags not maintaining sufficient pressure during certain types of crashes, increasing the risk of injury. Contact The Ammons Law Firm if You Were Injured in a Defective Vehicle If you or a loved one has been injured or killed in a vehicle accident, the Ammons Law Firm is here to help. Our dedicated, experienced vehicle defect attorneys understand the devastating impact of these tragic accidents on families, and we have a proven track record of holding automotive manufacturers…

DETROIT, Mich. — A construction worker was killed Wednesday after being struck by a concrete mixing truck at a job site in Detroit, according to state workplace safety officials. The Michigan Occupational Safety and Health Administration (MIOSHA) confirmed that the incident occurred when the truck backed up, pinning a 47-year-old laborer between the vehicle and a nearby dumpster. No further information is currently available. Investigation Needs to Take Place to Determine Why a Vehicle Struck a Person, Fatally Injuring Them The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that falling objects and equipment malfunctions, including vehicle strikes, accounted for 8% of construction deaths in 2021. Construction workers deserve better. When an accident between a truck tractor and a construction worker at a construction site leads to serious injuries or death, a thorough investigation must determine all negligence and hold liable parties accountable. Those in charge of safety on the job…

GRANADA HILLS, Calif. — Authorities have identified the man killed in a fatal machinery accident at a landfill facility in Granada Hills on Wednesday morning. Emergency crews were called to the Sunshine Canyon Landfill in San Fernando, where a piece of heavy equipment had overturned. The victim was identified as 28-year-old Deandre Hall. Preliminary reports indicate that a backhoe may have fallen onto another piece of machinery Hall was operating at the time, resulting in his death. Cal/OSHA has been notified. Fatal Workplace Accidents Must Be Investigated to Understand What Went Wrong Heavy equipment operators play a vital role in keeping essential services running—whether it’s building infrastructure, managing waste, or maintaining the land on which we all depend. These jobs are demanding and dangerous. Even so, every worker has the right to expect that the worksite around them is safe and that the machinery nearby won’t become a threat. So what went…

CEDAR CITY, Utah — A man was seriously injured in a rollover crash Saturday night on Interstate 15 north of Cedar City. The crash involved a black Ford F-150 pickup truck. Authorities say the truck veered sharply to the right before leaving the roadway and rolling, eventually coming to rest against a wire fence near a frontage road. Emergency responders from Gold Cross Ambulance treated the driver at the scene before he was airlifted by Intermountain Life Flight to St. George Regional Hospital with serious injuries. Although he was wearing a seat belt, troopers say he was partially ejected and had to be extricated from the vehicle. Preliminary reports suggest a possible tire issue, but the cause remains unknown. Vehicles Need to Be Checked for Defects in Rollover Crashes Manufacturers have a duty to design vehicles that can protect occupants in the event of such accidents. When basic safety systems—like seatbelts, airbags, or roof structures—fail during a…

Medical professionals nationwide are taking a stand against the recent actions of the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., filing a lawsuit to challenge decisions they argue jeopardize public health and undermine established vaccine protocols.  The complaint, lodged by organizations such as the American Academy of Pediatrics, the American College of Physicians, and the Infectious Diseases Society of America, along with individual medical professionals, seeks to reverse a directive that removed the COVID-19 vaccine for healthy children and pregnant women from the CDC-recommended immunization schedules. Unjustified Actions Undermine Public Trust On May 27, 2025, Secretary Kennedy announced his directive via social media, a move that starkly contradicts his prior sworn testimony before Congress, where he stated his opinions on vaccines were "irrelevant" and people should not take medical advice from him. This…

Guest post by Paul R. Gugliuzza & Jacob S. Sherkow An important recent development in pharmaceutical patent law is the Federal Circuit’s embrace of a theory we call, in a forthcoming article, infringement by drug label. In several decisions since 2021, the court has approved claims of induced infringement against generic drug companies simply because (i) the generic’s product label could be read to contain a patented method-of-use and, in some cases, (ii) the generic stated that its product is an FDA-equivalent to the brand’s. There are several problems with holding generic companies liable for inducing doctors (or patients) to perform a patented method of use based on a court’s (or, sometimes, an expert witness’s) interpretation of the generic’s label and the generic’s unremarkable—and often, legally required—statements about equivalence. First, as a matter of patent doctrine, inducement usually requires active…

Dentons has advised US alternative asset manager Blue Owl Capital and its joint venture partner Supermarket Income REIT PLC (SUPR) on the completion of a £215 million secured term loan through a bank syndicate comprising Barclays, HSBC, ING and SMBC Group. Real Estate, Joint Ventures

Congratulations to Senior Partner Paul Wong and Partner Navin Naidu on their recognition as two of Singapore’s leading lawyers in the 2025 edition of Doyle’s Guide, for construction arbitration and litigation, and white-collar crime & regulatory investigations, respectively. White Collar and Government Investigations in Singapore, Construction in Singapore, ASEAN, Singapore

Led by Senior Partners Ajinderpal Singh and Kia Meng Loh and Partner Navin Naidu, our White Collar and Government Investigation practice handles complex criminal and regulatory matters with precision and discretion. White Collar and Government Investigations in Singapore, ASEAN, Singapore

Peru’s Congress is actively eroding the independence and capacity of the judiciary to fight organized crime, according to a report released Tuesday by Human Rights Watch (HRW). The report, “Congress in Cahoots: How Peru’s Legislature Is Allowing Organized Crime to Thrive,” revealed how the Peruvian Congress is actively undermining the country’s ability to combat organized crime. Against a backdrop of surging violence, including record-high homicides and extortion, the report details how lawmakers have passed legislation that weakens judicial independence, limits prosecutorial tools, and retroactively protects illegal activities such as unauthorized gold mining. According to the group, the Congress has systematically undermined key democratic and judicial institutions, therefore weakening the country’s ability to respond to organized crime. Lawmakers have passed a series of laws that restrict prosecutorial tools, such as plea bargaining and…

"The case represents a key test of the extent of President Trump’s power to reorganize the government without input from Congress. The justices’ order is technically only temporary.... But in practice, it means he is free to pursue his restructuring plans, even if judges later determine that they exceed presidential power. In a two-paragraph order, the justices wrote that they had concluded that “the government is likely to succeed on its argument” that President Trump’s executive order announcing plans to downsize the government was legal...."The NYT reports.Only Kentanji Brown Jackson dissented. Justice Sotomayor filed a concurring opinion. She says:I agree with JUSTICE JACKSON that the President cannot restructure federal agencies in a manner inconsistent with congressional mandates. Here, however, the relevant Executive Order directs agencies to plan reorganizations and reductions in force “consistent with applicable…