Later this month the Supreme Court will hear an appeal in the biggest employment discrimination case in U.S. history. The lawsuit, officially titled Dukes v. Wal-Mart, Inc., contends Wal-Mart...
Read moreVaccine makers are celebrating a ruling last month by the Supreme Court that affirms their protection from state court lawsuits. The case centered on Hannah Bruesewitz, who as an...
Read moreToyota has announced an expanded recall of more than two million vehicles to correct problematic floor mats and accelerator pedals. The move comes following an investigation by the National...
Read moreAs a follow-up to our previous post on crib safety, a new report reveals that more than 9,500 infants go to the emergency room each year because of crib...
Read moreBausch + Lomb recently issued a release providing tips for parents on protecting their children's eyes from injury while participating in sports. In a nutshell: Trauma to the eye...
Read moreKeyless ignition is one of the popular features of many new car models. It allows car owners to carry around a sensor, called a fob, small enough to fit...
Read moreSince taking over the majority in the House of Representatives, many Republicans have vowed to address what they say is a scourge of frivolous medical malpractice lawsuits. Even President...
Read moreA story out of Washington State last week offers a good example of possible bad faith insurance practices. Four years ago, Evelyn Bushnell was admitted to a nursing home...
Read moreA new government report looking into Toyota’s electronic systems exonerated the company in connection with unintended acceleration issues. The ten month investigation by federal highway safety officials concluded that...
Read moreWe had previously blogged about the sorry state of regulatory oversight of manufacturers of temporomandibular joint (TMJ) implants. The good news is that the FDA announced last week that it...
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