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Blocks, powders, and pills in pastel and other colors are popping up in pharmacies around the country. New, multi-colored fentanyl might appeal to young people or children and convince them…
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If you’ve experienced something devastating like being injured in an accident, you may be asking yourself: is it worth hiring a personal injury attorney or should I handle this situation…
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PFAS are a group of synthetic chemicals that have been used in a variety of industries for over 60 years. They’re known for their non-stick and water repellent properties and…
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Birth injuries are tragic events that can have long-lasting effects on both the injured child and their parents. In the United States, about 28,000 children experience an injury at birth…
The term “personal injury” is common, but what specifically does it mean? According to the Cornell Law School Legal Information Institute, personal injury includes every variety of injuries to a…
Under a variety of laws and the US Constitution, Americans enjoy general rights to privacy. Sometimes, however, those rights are complicated—especially when new technology presents scenarios the laws’ authors didn’t…
Injuries from a motor vehicle accident can change your life. Recently, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released their early estimates regarding fatal car accidents. Their statistics are alarming: a…
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Did you know you may be able to take legal action if a Philips CPAP machine has injured you or a loved one? Philips Respironics has recalled the CPAP ventilator used…
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Boating is mainly associated with fun, relaxing times with family and friends. It’s only when an accident happens that we realize how dangerous boating can be. A boating accident can…
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The Consumer Product Safety Commission said over 14,000 strollers were unsafe after a child lost part of a finger. This stroller recall affects the popular UPPAbaby All-Terrain RIDGE Jogging Strollers….