How the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission Failed to Protect Kids in 2019
Failure to properly recall dangerous products can and does lead to tragedies and costly product liability lawsuits in the U.S. Sadly, it’s not uncommon for
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2019 Is a Banner Year for SOL Reform
by Marci A. HamiltonOriginal post on verdict.justia This is a historic year for child sex abuse victims. Millions have been empowered by statute of limitations, or
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Saunders & Walker Donates to Tampa Veterans Hospital
Today, Saunders & Walker donated 30 Echo Show digital devices to Tampa Veterans Hospital for home bound spinal care veterans. These voice activated devices will
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How Juul Is Capturing the Youth Tobacco Market
Since its inception in 2015, Silicon Valley company Juul has managed to dominate the vaping market. However, the startup has been the subject of action
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A Priest Abuse Lawyer Can Help Find Closure
Victims of abuse by Catholic priests suffer a unique type of PTSD. The trauma is in the past, but the stress and psychological pain are
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The Problem with Religious Orders
Of all the Christian faith traditions, only the Catholic Church has religious orders. Most do not make any distinction between ordained clergy. Orthodox Christian clergy
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NY Times Slams FDA Over Faulty Medical Devices
The NY Times editorial pulls no punches. It’s right in the headline. “80,000 Deaths. 2 Million Injuries. It’s Time for a Reckoning on Medical Devices.”
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Diocese of Sacramento Releases List of Priests Who Abused Children
The Diocese of Sacramento has become the most recent Catholic diocese to release a list of priests’ names who’ve been accused of the sexual abuse
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Diocese of Allentown Opens Compensation Plan for Survivors of Abuse
The Diocese of Allentown has launched its compensation plan for survivors of priest sexual abuse. Survivors have until Sept. 30 to file claims, and they
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Lawsuits Mount Against Mattel for the Fisher-Price Rock ‘n Play Sleepers
Pediatricians have long recommended that infants sleep on flat surfaces without restraints. But Fisher-Price’s inclined Rock n’ Play sleepers required babies to being buckled into
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