State Supreme Court Rulings
Rulings from state supreme courts that change what people in that state can do or are owed. A state high court decision binds the courts of its own state only, so each guide says plainly where the rule applies and where it does not.
NEW State Supreme Court Rulings
Can You Sue After an Ambulance Crash in Washington?
In Lang v. Platinum Nine Holdings (Oct. 2026), the Washington Supreme Court held EMT immunity does not cover an ambulance crew's negligent driving.
Read the guide →Can Someone Claim a Video Is a Deepfake in Court?
Claiming a video is a deepfake isn't enough on its own. In October 2026 the Iowa Supreme Court said mere speculation did not bar a video's admission.
Read the guide →Can You Be Charged If a Friend Overdoses on Shared Drugs?
In Pennsylvania, yes. Its top court ruled in October 2026 that sharing drugs with a friend who dies is no defense to drug delivery resulting in death.
Read the guide →Can Uber Force Your Family Into Arbitration After a Fatal Crash?
An Illinois Supreme Court ruling holds Uber could not force a widow's wrongful death lawsuit into arbitration using her own account terms, because they covered only her own rides, not her husband's fatal one.
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