PGL Law

A Dallas artist can have a real copyright and trademark fight on their hands even when the copier is a government entity, but sovereign immunity changes the battlefield fast.

A Dallas senior lost retirement savings to an advisor scam, fell behind on medical and credit card debt, and now needs to know what Chapter 7 can actually wipe out when key surveillance footage is gone.

A first-time home purchase in Detroit can stall or collapse at closing when old liens, probate messes, forged deeds, or tax foreclosure problems show up on title.

A blown closing in Nashville can turn into a deliberate delay game, and the real risk is missing the contract, title, and complaint deadlines while everybody keeps "looking into it."

A bad arrest in Phoenix can turn into a job, licensing, and immigration mess fast, and the mugshot problem does not fix itself just because the case was bogus.

When a Denver parent relocates and then files bankruptcy, custody and child support become two separate fights, and that split matters a lot.

A Pittsburgh mother trying to change custody after her ex relocated has to prove parental alienation even though the surveillance video she needed was deleted.

A Portland nurse can have three separate fights at once - the board, unemployment, and the employer - and the tax hit on any money recovered is a real part of the math.

An arrest in Atlanta can blow up both your trucking job and your role as executor even before a conviction, but the two fights run on different tracks and the paperwork is where you get killed.

A student got pushed out after a Title IX accusation, the process felt rigged, and the "resolution" papers may quietly strip away appeal and lawsuit rights.