Jacob Lebowitz and Ryan Posey have again been named Washington, D.C. Super Lawyers.

A new D.C. law limits how much of your injury settlement a health insurer can claw back through subrogation.

D.C.'s new Motor Vehicle Collision Recovery Act ends the one-percent bar for cyclists and pedestrians. What changed, and who it protects.

Super Lawyers recognizes Jacob Lebowitz and Ryan Posey among Washington D.C.'s top lawyers.

Ryan Posey is named a 2015 Washington D.C. Super Lawyers Rising Star, an honor limited to 2.5 percent of lawyers under 40.

Corporate Intl Magazine names founding partner Jacob M. Lebowitz its Washington, D.C. Wrongful Death Lawyer of the Year.

Wrongful death law differs sharply across D.C., Maryland, and Virginia — who can sue, what damages are available, and the deadlines that apply.

When an insurer denies, delays, or underpays a claim, coverage litigation can force it to honor the policy.

Assumption of the risk can end an injury claim before a jury ever weighs the negligence. Why plaintiffs' lawyers must take defenses seriously.