Environmental Racism, Defective Products Marketed to Women, and Other Incidents of Racial Injustice
We tend to think of racism in terms of the overt acts
The Impact of Female Mass Tort Lawyers
Across our society, maverick women continue to make progress in creating greater
Ketanji Brown Jackson’s Appointment is Not just Historic—It’s Meaningful
On April 7, Ketanji Brown Jackson became the first black woman confirmed
Behind the COVID-19 Headlines, Nursing Home Safety Is Still a Problem
Since the first serious COVID-19 outbreak in a nursing home facility in Washington State, nursing home and long-term care facilities
Reinstatement of MTA Disability Access Lawsuit Shows Importance of Quality Evidence
A 2017 lawsuit brought on behalf of disabled riders of Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA) trains alleged that the MTA had
Inaccurate Court Translation Leaves Many Without Justice
Non-English speakers who become embroiled in the American court system often find it challenging to secure quality language translation services.
Patients Assaulted by Doctor Seek Justice
Stuart Copperman, who practiced pediatric medicine on Long Island for nearly 40 years between 1961 and 2000, has been accused
A Guide for Beginning Your Abdominal Mesh Lawsuit
Abdominal mesh, a medical device that has been widely used to treat hernias, has been the subject of thousands of
Ex-Pharmacist Faces Additional Jail Time in Meningitis Outbreak Case
Glenn Chin said he felt morally responsible for a 2012 fungal meningitis outbreak which killed twenty-five people. Court documents state