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It depends on who you ask. Technically, NYC law allows children to sit in the front seat at age 12. However, the standard of care in this area, as established…
Tag Archives: health and safety
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Apr
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In a monumental stride towards addressing the nation’s PFAS water contamination crisis, Paul Napoli, along with the co-leads of the AFFF Multi-District Litigation, have achieved a groundbreaking $750 million settlement…
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Napoli Shkolnik, a law firm at the forefront of litigation against PFAS manufacturers, applauds the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (“EPA”) for its landmark decision to establish regulatory limits on per-and…
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The MTA, Meta, and ByteDance Ltd. (TikTok) are jointly responsible for a rash of “subway surfing” deaths, according to court documents. Norma Nazario claims that countless videos on Meta Platforms…
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Attorneys for Napoli Shkolnik along with Milberg Coleman Bryson Phillips Grossman, PLLC and Kresch Legal Services PR, PLLC have filed an amended proposed class action complaint on behalf of Puerto…
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Napoli Shkolnik and the other members of the PFAS Settlement Steering Committee praised U.S. District Judge Richard Gergel’s decision today to approve a $1.18 billion settlement with DuPont regarding PFAS contamination…
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Article 33, Section 1229(c) of the New York Traffic Code, the primary child seat law in New York, is extremely complex. In this post, we’ll break down the legal requirements…
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Among four to eight-year-olds, pedestrian accidents are ten times higher on October 31 than on any other day of the year. Halloween hazards exist for older children and adults as…
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Since they fall short of federal safety guidelines in several areas, the Consumer Product Safety Commission advises caregivers to immediately stop using Gorsetle baby loungers. The loungers fail to meet…
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NYU’s Dr. Avrom Caplan says a severe ringworm infection isn’t yet a problem in the United States, and he hopes to keep it that way. The woman’s infection turned out…