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What Your Employer Can and Cannot Do When You Return to Work in the Coronavirus Pandemic

Many businesses have been shut down for months. But as states and cities open back up, thousands of employees are returning to work. As these workers return, they wonder about their personal safety and exposure to the coronavirus. There are…

New Changes to the PPP Loan Program

Insurance

In early August 2020, the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) began accepting Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loan forgiveness applications. In addition, new guidelines were introduced on the loan forgiveness process and a new appeals process. There is continuing confusion regarding…

OxyContin Causes Extensive Damage in Communities

Opiates/Opioids

Recent research is demonstrating that OxyContin and the aggressive and irresponsible way that it was marketed, may have caused more damage than originally thought. OxyContin is an opioid painkiller that was first placed on the market by manufacturer Purdue Pharma…

Breast Implants Putting Women at Risk

Defective Products Mass Tort

Many women, especially those affected by breast cancer, look to breast implants to help their self-esteem. In 2018 alone, more than 400,000 women chose to get breast implants for either aesthetic or reconstructive reasons. Breast augmentation is the most popular…

What Should You Do if Your Drugs is Recalled

What You Should do if Your Drug is Recalled

Mass Tort

While major drug recalls are often big news, drug recalls happen more often than you may think. A drug recall is a voluntary action taken by a drug company at any time to remove a defective drug product from the…

Can Bike Share Programs Make Cycling Safer?

Bicycle/Scooter

Bike share programs have become more popular in cities across the country, and now new information has found that they may make cycling overall safer. Before the city of Philadelphia began its bike share program in 2015, it had been…

“Forever Chemicals” Linked to Air Pollution and Water Contamination

Mass Tort

Cities across the country are dealing with the effects of “forever chemicals” in their air and water. A small city in upstate New York, Cohoes, learned that more than two million pounds of material containing perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl (collectively known…

What is Qualified Immunity?

Civil Rights

If you’ve been following the news, then you have probably heard the term qualified immunity. There have been calls to abolish qualified immunity when it comes to cases involving the behavior of police officers. It is believed that this will…

What Not to Do When Your Asked to Give a Statement About Your Accident

What Not to do When You’re Asked to Give a Statement About Your Accident

Accidents

If you were involved in a car accident, it is likely that an insurance adjuster will want you to make a recorded statement about your accident. They will usually call you within days of your accident. Opinions vary on whether…

Court Blocks Sale of Controversial Weed Killer

Mass Tort

In a giant setback to agribusiness giant Bayer, a court overturned the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) approval of its latest weed-killing spray. The U.S. Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals found that, in 2018, the EPA understated the risks of three…

Four Legal Documents Everyone Should Have

Miscellaneous

During the time of COVID-19, many people are beginning to think about some life and death situations. Will they remain healthy and, and if they don’t, how can they make life easier on their families? Any serious illness can happen…

What Not to do After a Slip and Fall Accident

Miscellaneous

Whether you’re in the grocery store, a department store, or a commercial business, you expect property owners and businesses to keep their premises safe. When they fail to do so, it’s easy to become injured in a slip and fall…

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What Your Employer Can and Cannot Do When You Return to Work in the Coronavirus Pandemic

New Changes to the PPP Loan Program

OxyContin Causes Extensive Damage in Communities

Breast Implants Putting Women at Risk

What You Should do if Your Drug is Recalled

Can Bike Share Programs Make Cycling Safer?

“Forever Chemicals” Linked to Air Pollution and Water Contamination

What is Qualified Immunity?

What Not to do When You’re Asked to Give a Statement About Your Accident

Court Blocks Sale of Controversial Weed Killer

Four Legal Documents Everyone Should Have

What Not to do After a Slip and Fall Accident

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