Justice Department Probing Philips CPAP Recall
In the spring of 2021, Royal Philips issued a voluntary recall of
Workplace Discrimination is Still Widespread
Today, workers are well protected against discrimination in the workplace, at least
The Civil Rights Abuse of Racial Profiling
Racial profiling, defined by the American Bar Association as “the police practice
A Medical Monitoring Fund Will Help Victims of Grumman Pollution
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The Standards of Proof in a Wrongful Death Case
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The Role of Expert Witnesses in Medical Malpractice Cases
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Attorneys Representing Endo Pharmaceuticals Failed to Comply with Discovery
Over the past several weeks, it has been revealed that Endo Pharmaceuticals failed to comply with the discovery process in
Should There Be Cameras in Operating Rooms?
AB 863, a bill proposed in Wisconsin in 2017, would require the installation of cameras in rooms where surgery is
Judiciary Remains Largely Opposed to Protecting Reporters of Harassment
Employees in America’s courts are bound by strict confidentiality rules because of the nature of the work they perform; and