Can you trust your employees? Do you think they’ll never steal from you? Check this out: According to the US Chamber of Commerce, three out of four employees have stolen from their employers at least once. As a result, each year, companies lose millions of dollars. And, as the latest employee theft statistics suggest, these […]
At The High Court, we love our cats Mau and Buki more than anything else in the world. And if you’re anything like us, we bet you love your pets, too. So, we prepared an overview of the top pet insurance statistics. The thing is: The pet health insurance market is booming. Pets need care, […]
In the past couple of decades, more and more people have been claiming they’d been victims of medical malpractice. The thing is: Looking at the medical malpractice statistics, you’ll be surprised to learn how likely it is for physicians to be named in a claim. Multiple ones, to be precise. In fact, physicians themselves are […]
Even though people can be quite familiar with the term Social Security, in practice, they have a lot of unanswered questions. Some of those questions might be connected with the average retirement income by state or with the usage of the social security calculator. That’s why at The High Court, we decided to look further […]
Life insurance is a binding agreement between an insurance policyholder and a life insurance company. It’s a way for the policyholder to ensure financial protection in case of death. Now: It might sound simple and practical to get life insurance, but not everyone agrees. Especially not during times of global pandemics. In fact, the latest […]
Before we check out the latest welfare fraud statistics, let’s see what welfare fraud actually means. The welfare system exists to provide money, benefits, food, clothing, housing, childcare, and healthcare to individuals that can’t satisfy their basic needs. Whether or not an individual will get assistance is calculated according to their income, age, disability, or […]
Our online privacy and personal data have never been more vulnerable. And while we can easily – and naively – publish all of our information on the internet, we aren’t always aware of all the dangerous data breaches and widespread social media privacy concerns. But don’t panic: By studying the internet privacy statistics we’ve curated […]
Dan Olweus, a Scandinavian researcher responsible for the academic interest in bullying, defines it as intentionally aggressive behavior that involves a power imbalance and is repeated over time. Cyberbullying is one form of bullying, and the cyberbullying statistics we’ve collected for you at The High Court are genuinely shocking. First things first, though: What is […]
The ability to reserve the rights for a patent is just as important as the ability to pursue anyone who violates these rights. This is when patent litigation comes into the picture. And, believe it or not, according to the latest patent litigation statistics, many interesting cases revolve around patent infringement. Today at The High […]
Did you know that the first malware was simple and experimental and didn’t even operate online? Today, any malicious software is created with the intent of harming data, devices, or people. But as with many things, that wasn’t the case at first. The thing is: The primitive form moved around on floppy disks, which employees […]