Law and Legal Infographics

United States Flag Laws

A country’s flag is a source of great pride, whether it’s being flown on a national holiday or being waved in the air at a event. This is certainly no exception for the United States. The U.S. flag has become just as much a part of the American culture and identity as baseball, apple pie and fruited plains.

The Crime Fighters

Criminal Justice Degree Hub decided to profile some of America’s most famous justice seekers and crime fighters of the past century. This brave group made the biggest splash in the public consciousness. Find out who nailed their perps, and who let them slip through their fingers. Whatever the outcome of their most famous cases, they possessed persistence, guts and style, as well as a flair for staying in the public eye and became as famous as the criminals they were chasing.

The Most Expensive Legal Battles In History

From litigation to divorce, legal battles in court can cost a lot. Many cases drag on for years without positive results. This infographic looks at which cases have been the most costly.

The Truth About 100% Compensation in the UK

This is an infographic to demonstrate how the recent change in United Kingdom law on the 1st of April affects the total amount of compensation personal injury claimants are able to receive.

What Happens After an Arrest?

An interrogation may occur at any time during the arrest, booking, or holding process. It is important to have an attorney present during the interrogation in order to keep your rights protected. Get more tips on this infographic.

Stryker Hip Recall

The hip recall lawyers are now pursing Stryker Rejuventate & ABG II hip recall cases on behalf of patients impacted by this defective hip device. After pursuing many hip recall lawsuits, Styker hip recall lawyers have put together an infographic to help inform of the medical-legal implications of the recall.

You Have the Right to Remain Stupid

You Have the Right to Remain Stupid

Do you own a false mustache? If so, make sure not to wear it while attending a church service in Alabama. Why, you ask? Because it is illegal. This bizarre law, among with many others, is explained in this infographic.

How to Get Your Criminal Record

How to Get Your Criminal Record

There are several reasons you may want to get your criminal record. First is for job purposes; that is to see what your employers can find on you. The second is to begin the process of cleaning your record or applying for an expungement. Lastly, you may want to request your record after an expungement, to make sure it no longer exists.

Five Ways Americans are Bullied by the Government

Are we being bullied by the government? From controlling the internet to armed drones, it sure looks like the government might be trying to control us. This infographic takes a look at five ways the government bullies Americans.

10 Biggest Verdicts of 2012

10 Biggest Verdicts of 2012

In 2012, there were some massive verdicts. The top 3 consisted of patent infringement litigation, and each of these 3 verdicts exceeded $1 billion. There were also several medical malpractice verdicts that occupied the top ten. Learn all about them in the following infographic from RD Legal Funding.