- September 15, 2017Talc has been revealed as a potentially cancer-causing mineral, and one of the top talc powder producers in the country may have known about it for many years. This has led to the filing of numerous lawsuits across the nation, but the latest verdict may be one of the biggest blows to Johnson & …Categories: Product Liability
- September 13, 2017In the early morning of November 21, 2016, a recent graduate of Fairleigh Dickinson University’s International Relations Graduate School was struck by a 2004 Subaru Outback as she attempted to cross River Road. The driver of the Outback stayed on the scene until help arrived, at which time the …Categories: Auto Accident
- September 11, 2017The ignition switch recall has been a nightmare for General Motors Corporation. The scandal rocked the automotive industry just as the company was recovering from its 2009 bankruptcy. The company is finally in a position to settle a large portion of the personal injury lawsuits from this debacle. …Categories: Consumer Protection
- September 8, 2017Can you identify the most important part of your car? Some would say it’s the airbags, or maybe even the seatbelts, but experienced drivers know that your control of the car is what really counts. The way you control your car can prevent and avoid dangerous situations, and that means your throttle, …Categories: Product Liability
- September 6, 2017When an elderly parent’s needs become too great for their children to bear, they are often sent to senior care centers or nursing homes. These facilities are manned by trained professionals who are supposed to help the elderly maintain an active and healthy lifestyle. However, some facilities fall …Categories: Nursing Home Litigation
- August 30, 2017Dietary Supplements are often advertised as natural solutions to many complicated conditions and illnesses, however, they often do more harm than good. Generally these products don’t go through the rigorous testing that pharmaceuticals need to get on the market. This means that the supplements …Categories: Product Liability
- August 28, 2017Last year, we found out that Wells Fargo banking had deceived around 2.1 million of its customers. Employees created unauthorized accounts in customers names and were rewarded by there superiors for committing this fraud. The Wells Fargo scandal has since resulted in over 5,300 firings, the …Categories: Consumer Protection
- August 7, 2017Two years ago, a 49-year-old Newark woman was working at a marine terminal in Elizabeth when she was unexpectedly hit by a top loader. After the collision, people on the scene rushed to her aid but she did not survive. Now, almost two years later, this case might be drawing to a close. …Categories: Work Accident
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