The warning was issued in January from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). More than half of the alcohol-based hand sanitizers sent to the U.S. from Mexico contain dangerous ingredients toxic to Americans. The FDA has now placed all hand sanitizers labeled as alcohol-based and made in Mexico on a countrywide “import alert.” Young […]
If you open the newspaper and flip through, you’ll read a lot about car accidents. A drunk driving accident that killed one and injured three, a bad weather accident that left a car totaled, or a traffic accident that happened after a driver ran a red light. However, the definition of the word “accident” is […]
While the emerging COVID-19 vaccines promise to provide at least 90 percent effectiveness against the virus, vaccine makers are making sure they too enjoy immunity. Even though taxpayers gladly shoveled $2.5 billion to develop the Moderna vaccine, and the federal government is spending $27 billion of your tax dollars to fund the Biomedical Advanced Research […]
In many workplace accidents, an injured employee can seek compensation under the worker’s compensation claim and file a personal injury claim for the same accident. This happens a lot especially in the construction sector where workers under multiple contractors are working together on the same job. For example, when a painter working on a large […]
When you put your family member or loved one into a nursing home, you place a lot of trust in the facility and its staff members. Most of the time, this setup works out fine, allowing the resident a fair amount of independence while keeping them safe and healthy. Unfortunately, nursing homes aren’t always the […]
The recent emergency authorization by the FDA for two vaccines, Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna, means this could be the beginning of the end for this devastating pandemic that has spread all over the world. Since the first vaccine got its approval, we are witnessing an intensive and focused effort to vaccinate and protect everyone across the […]
There are significant differences between a fault divorce and a no-fault divorce. Divorce laws vary a lot from state to state. In some of the states, married couples can seek only fault-based divorces, while many recognize divorce on both fault and no-fault grounds. Where you live decides the laws that might apply in your case. […]
If the upcoming hernia mesh product liability trials are any indication, they could exceed the 100-thousand pelvic mesh cases amassed in West Virginia multidistrict litigation (MDL). Thousands of litigants claim that an implanted polypropylene hernia mesh injured them severely. So far, there are three MDLs that have formed and since the COVID-19 court shutdown litigants […]
The federal coronavirus relief package came together so quickly that many Americans are left with lingering questions. The $2 trillion package largely benefits corporations and small businesses but does have some relief for citizens and residents. The aid package allows for a one-time payment of $1200 to single taxpayers, $2400 to married taxpayers, and $500 […]
Alabama Governor Kay Ivey has signed a moratorium on the final step associated with all evictions. In the order, it is stated that “All state, county, and local law enforcement officers are hereby directed to cease enforcement of any order that would result in the displacement of a person from his or her place of […]