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The Trial Attorneys is a trade name used by Wieand Law Firm PLLC.  The Wieand Law Firm represents clients in catastrophic injury and wrongful death cases in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. For cases outside these states we partner with local counsel, co-counsel or referral counsel. The Wieand Law Firm can be contacted at: 

Wieand Law Firm LLC
Attn: Brent Wieand, Esq.
1800 JFK Blvd.
Suite 1400
Philadelphia, PA 19103
www.wieandlaw.com

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About The Trial Attorneys

The Trial Attorneys is a legal news and infotainment platform. We cover the cases, rulings, verdicts, and legal stories that shape everyday American life. Disasters and catastrophes. Defective Products. Medical malpractice. Class actions. Employment issues. Consumer protection. And everything in between.

We are based in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, home to one of the most active court systems in the country.

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Legal literacy matters. When people understand the law, they make better decisions, ask better questions, and achieve better outcomes.

We report on the legal stories that matter most—breaking down complex issues into clear, accessible insights—so you can stay informed, empowered, and entertained!

What We Cover

Courts make decisions every day that affect your workplace, your family, your health, and your safety. We cover the areas of law where those decisions hit hardest:

  • Disasters and Catastrophes
  • Personal injury and accidents
  • Medical malpractice and patient rights
  • Defective Products and consumer safety
  • Class action and mass tort litigation
  • Employment law and workplace rights
  • Consumer protection and corporate accountability
  • Criminal proceedings and defense
  • Family law 
  • Healthcare law and pharmaceutical liability
  • Appeals court decisions and landmark rulings
  • Technology, AI, and emerging legal issues
  • High-profile litigation 
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From Our Coverage

The cases and legal developments shaping American life, reported as they happen.

OpenAI Argues ChatGPT Information Is Not a Product Under Liability Law in FSU Shooting Cases 📎

In seeking dismissal of three lawsuits, OpenAI argues that ChatGPT’s responses are information, not products subject to product-liability claims.

Iowa Attorney General Sues OpenAI, Alleging ChatGPT Safety Claims Violated State Consumer Fraud Act 📎

The Polk County petition accuses OpenAI of misleading parents and consumers about ChatGPT’s safety and of failing to disclose incidents involving AI agents, and seeks ...

New Mexico Judge Orders Meta to Pay $25 Billion After Jury Finds Nearly 44 Million Willful Unfair Practices Act Violations 📎

A Santa Fe district judge calculated a maximum statutory penalty of more than $219 billion, then reduced it to $25 billion, in the New Mexico ...

Pennsylvania Superior Court Upholds $725 Million Benzene Verdict Against Exxon Mobil 📎

A divided appellate panel found most of Exxon’s challenges waived and rejected its argument that the Due Process Clause caps a compensatory award in a ...

Atlanta Federal Jury Returns $164 Million Verdict Against Lincoln Bancorp in Trafficking Case 📎

Jurors in the Northern District of Georgia awarded $44 million in compensatory damages and $120 million in punitive damages to a plaintiff identified only as ...

Lawsuit Says Expedia, Vrbo Let Family Book Dominican Rental Listed With No Smoke Detector Before Fire That Killed Four 📎

Survivors and relatives filed suit Sept. 22, 2026, in King County Superior Court, alleging that the companies allowed a booking despite a listing that disclosed ...

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