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What Is Being Done to Protect Infants from Contaminated Baby Formula?

After several infant formula product recalls due to bacterial contamination, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is calling on manufacturers and retailers to enhance their safety measures. In February, formula

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 22 Mar 2023

Gloved hand of a scientist holding an agar plate with Cronobacter sakazakii bacterial colonies.

Product Recalls Increased in 2022

In July 2021, a company in Wisconsin announced a recall of their portable generators after safety concerns, including serious finger injuries to users, came to light. The company, Generac Power

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 20 Mar 2023

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What Can Be Done To Protect People from Future Train Derailment Chemical Exposures?

On the night of February 3, residents of East Palestine, Ohio, joined a club no one wishes to belong to willingly. They’ve joined countless other towns and cities known

By Katy Boose

/ 14 Mar 2023

Flammable hazardous materials placards displayed on train tanker cars.

What is an “Uncontested Divorce” in Florida?

As the name suggests, an uncontested divorce takes out of dispute the issues that arise when spouses decide to go their separate ways. This means that you and your spouse agree on property distribution, child custody and visitation, how to address alimony, and other post-marital…

By Robert Sparks

/ 13 Mar 2023

What is an “Uncontested Divorce” in Florida?

How Does a Tampa Divorce Lawyer Help with Alimony?

Divorce potentially leaves spouses burdened with financial responsibilities and little means to satisfy them. With a dissolution of marriage comes living expenses that you once shared with a spouse. Your former spouse may have served as the primary bread-winner, leaving you with the need to…

By Robert Sparks

/ 13 Mar 2023

How Does a Tampa Divorce Lawyer Help with Alimony?

Triple Claris Cluster: A Comprehensive Content Management System for Law Firms

The Triple Claris Cluster method can optimize a law firm website for search engine visibility and user experience. This method involves a structured approach to organizing a website's

By Nick Carroll

/ 12 Mar 2023

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New Study Links Artificial Sweeteners to Heart Attacks, Stroke

The lure of sweetness is difficult to resist. However, it is common knowledge that consuming large amounts of sugar can be unhealthy, even deadly. It can add to the chance

By Piper Jones Castillo

/ 10 Mar 2023

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Why Are Eye Drop Products Being Recalled?

On February 2, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a warning to consumers that eye drops sold under the brand name EzriCare Artificial Tears Lubricant Eye Drops

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 8 Mar 2023

Manufacturing line producing eye drop bottles.

FDA Releases New Report of CPAP Recall Injuries

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently released updated information on medical device reports (MDRs) related to the major recall of thousands of Philips Respironics top-selling ventilators, BiPAP,

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 6 Mar 2023

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Toxic Exposure Fears After Ohio Train Derailment

On the evening of Friday, February 3, residents near East Palestine, Ohio, watched and heard a Norfolk Southern train derail in their backyards. This train was carrying an estimated 150

By Katy Boose

/ 28 Feb 2023

Rising smoke cloud from hazardous chemicals released after a train derailment in East Palestine, Ohio.

Nursing Home Abuse of Antipsychotics Is Being Investigated

U.S. nursing homes that have been misusing dangerous antipsychotic drugs to sedate patients with dementia are currently under investigation by the federal government. In response to years of increasing evidence that certain long-term facilities purposely misdiagnose patients with schizophrenia to ge

By Samantha Peters

/ 27 Feb 2023

Nursing Home Abuse of Antipsychotics Is Being Investigated

What Is the Status of Camp Lejeune Toxic Water Claims?

When the Camp Lejeune Justice Act (CLJA) became law last year, it paved the way for those harmed by toxic water at the North Carolina military base to recover damages

By Legal Examiner Staffer

/ 24 Feb 2023