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With Lawggle, you don’t have to know what kind of lawyer you need.Family law? Employment? Personal injury? Civil litigat...
09/09/2026

With Lawggle, you don’t have to know what kind of lawyer you need.

Family law? Employment? Personal injury? Civil litigation? Most people don’tknow that, and when something happens, figuring out the legal category shouldn’t be the first hurdle!

You just tell us what happened.

“I got fired after taking medical leave.”

“My landlord locked me out.”

“I was injured in an Uber.”

“I don’t know if I have a case.”

Lawggle helps you find relevant legal answers from real lawyers and, when you need more help, find a lawyer for your exact situation.

No legal jargon required.

Just start with what happened.

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Real Questions. Real Answers. Real Lawyers.

09/08/2026

A question we were asked:

“Can I sue an Uber driver for sexual assault if I was too intoxicated to remember everything?”

We asked Las Vegas attorney Frank Stucki to answer it.

According to Frank, being intoxicated does not, by itself, mean there isn't a case to be made.

Frank explains that if you did not fully consent to what happened, you should speak with a lawyer, particularly where a company such as Uber may be involved.

Answered by Frank Stucki Frank Stucki, Esq. | Las Vegas Trial Lawyer, Las Vegas attorney.

Follow Frank, and watch more of his answers on Lawggle.com.

Have a legal question you want a real lawyer to answer? Ask it on Lawggle.



For general information only. Not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created. Laws and circumstances vary.

Meet Frank Stucki. Born and raised in Las Vegas, Frank knows the city, its courts and the institutions his clients can f...
09/08/2026

Meet Frank Stucki.

Born and raised in Las Vegas, Frank knows the city, its courts and the institutions his clients can find themselves up against.

As a trial attorney, he represents people in personal injury, abuse and neglect, auto accident and motorcycle accident cases, with a trial-ready approach from day one.

Frank is licensed in Nevada, California, Utah and Washington.

We’re excited to have Frank sharing his experience and answering questions on Lawggle.

When you have a legal question, you shouldn't have to wonder who actually knows the answer.

Meet the lawyers who do.

Welcome, Frank!

Follow Frank at Frank Stucki, Esq. | Las Vegas Trial Lawyer and watch his answers on Lawggle.com.

A jury can’t agree. A mistrial is declared.But what does that actually mean?The Lindsay Clancy trial ended in a mistrial...
09/04/2026

A jury can’t agree. A mistrial is declared.

But what does that actually mean?

The Lindsay Clancy trial ended in a mistrial today after the jury was unable to reach a unanimous verdict.

A mistrial is not an acquittal. It means the trial ended without a verdict, and, depending on the circumstances, the prosecution may have the option to try the case again.

Breaking legal news often leaves people with more questions than answers.

Those questions are exactly why Lawggle exists.

Real Questions.
Real Lawyers.
Real Answers.

09/03/2026

Why does Bahar Ansari Bahar Ansari love working with creators, founders and AI talent?

Because they’re building the future.

They’re working in spaces where the rules and structures are still being formed. They’re curious, creative and changing how we think, work and live, and Bahar gets to use her knowledge as an attorney to help guide them as they build what comes next.

For Bahar, that’s what makes this work so meaningful: using her talents to support extraordinary people whose ideas can have a real impact on humanity. 💜

Watch more from California attorney Bahar Ansari at Lawggle.com.

09/02/2026

Injured as a passenger in an Uber? Who’s actually responsible?

The answer isn’t always just “Uber.”

Atlanta personal injury attorney Kyle Moore explains who may be responsible when a rideshare passenger is injured in an accident and why insurance issues can depend on what was happening at the time of the crash.

Real question. Real answer. Real lawyer.

Watch more answers on Lawggle.com

For general information only. Not legal advice. No attorney-client relationship is created. Laws and circumstances vary.

Meet Kyle Moore, an Atlanta personal injury attorney, former U.S. Marine and new Lawggle Founding Member. 💜Kyle served e...
09/02/2026

Meet Kyle Moore, an Atlanta personal injury attorney, former U.S. Marine and new Lawggle Founding Member. 💜

Kyle served eight years in the Marine Corps, including two tours in Iraq. After returning home, he earned a degree in psychology before attending law school - a background that continues to shape how he evaluates testimony, builds cases and connects with juries.

Since 2013, Kyle has tried cases in Georgia’s Magistrate, State, Superior and Federal courts and recovered millions of dollars for injured clients. His practice includes serious truck, car and motorcycle accidents, wrongful death cases and vaccine injury claims nationwide.

Kyle has already contributed 10 video answers to Lawggle, sharing clear, practical information with people trying to understand what happens after a serious accident or injury.

That willingness to share what he knows, not only after someone hires him, but while they are still searching for answers, is exactly what Lawggle was built for.

Welcome to Lawggle, Kyle. We’re incredibly proud to have you as a Founding Member.

Meet Hripsime Bagdasaryan Hripsime Bagdasaryan, Esq., a California criminal defense attorney, former Los Angeles County ...
09/01/2026

Meet Hripsime Bagdasaryan Hripsime Bagdasaryan, Esq., a California criminal defense attorney, former Los Angeles County prosecutor and Lawggle Top Lawyer. 💜

A Lawggle Top Lawyer is an attorney who has reached our highest contributor level by consistently sharing clear, helpful answers to the real legal questions people are asking. With 22 video answers and counting, Hripsime has contributed more legal knowledge to Lawggle than any other attorney on the platform.

Before becoming a criminal defense attorney, Hripsime spent five years inside the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office. That experience gave her a deep understanding of how criminal cases are investigated, developed and prosecuted, and how the prosecution is likely to approach a case before those arguments are ever made in court.

Today, Hripsime is the Managing Partner of Melkonyan Law Firm, where she leads the firm’s Criminal Defense and Lemon Law divisions. She represents clients throughout every stage of criminal proceedings, handling matters ranging from misdemeanors to serious and violent felony charges.

On Lawggle, she answers the questions people are often afraid, or don’t know who to ask. From whether police can search your phone and what happens if you aren’t read your rights, to self-defense, assault charges and speaking with police, Hripsime makes an intimidating area of law easier to understand.

Former prosecutor. Accomplished defense attorney. Managing Partner. And Lawggle’s highest-contributing attorney.

We are incredibly proud to recognize Hripsime Bagdasaryan as a Lawggle Top Lawyer.

Explore all 22 of her answers and visit her Lawggle profile to learn more. 💜

08/31/2026

Handshake deals can feel harmless when your business is small or pre-revenue. The problems often appear later - when the company grows, money is involved and everyone remembers the agreement differently.

California attorney Bahar Ansari Bahar Ansari founder of 2nd.law, explains why founders and creators shouldn’t wait until something goes wrong to put proper contracts in place.

A little structure at the beginning can prevent a much bigger problem later.


This video is for general informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. Laws and individual circumstances vary. Consult a qualified attorney about your specific situation.

Meet Bahar Ansari Bahar Ansari, Lawggle’s newest Member. With 14 years of experience in business, startup and corporate ...
08/31/2026

Meet Bahar Ansari Bahar Ansari, Lawggle’s newest Member. 

With 14 years of experience in business, startup and corporate law, Bahar has been featured by Forbes and Law.com, and was named one of the top six women changing the legal industry.

Today, Bahar is the founder of 2nd.law, host of the Lawvely podcast and author of the upcoming Lawve Letters. She has built her very impressive career around one belief: the law should make sense to the people it affects. 💜 

Through 2nd.law, Bahar and her team help businesses, startups and creators with contracts, partnerships, hiring, negotiations, business purchases and sales, and the legal structure needed to build and grow. The firm also handles U.S. immigration matters for extraordinary talent, exceptional ability, skilled workers, executives and investors.

Watch for Bahar’s videos on Lawggle, where she’ll be answering real questions about contracts, startups, creators, AI and the legal side of building a business.

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