On August 15, 2007, the FDA issued a public health advisory providing the following guidance to parents concerning the use of cough and cold medicines by children (especially those...
Read moreA study led by Dr. Harsh Grewal, a pediatric surgeon at Temple University School of Medicine and Hospital in Philadelphia, and recently published in the Journal of Spinal Cord...
Read moreEarlier this summer, the National Saftey Council reported that accidental deaths are increasing in America at an alarming rate, more than 20 percent over a 10-year period, reaching 113,000...
Read moreWe recently reported that a jury had exonerated two surgeons in the medical malpractice trial of Notre Dame coach Charles Weis. We’ve had people express surprise at the result...
Read moreBy now, most people have heard about the steam pipe explosion in New York City on July 19, 2007, which brought back memories of 9/11 for many. It was...
Read moreWe previously reported on the mistrial of the first trial of Notre Dame football coach (and former New England Patriots offensive coordinator) Charlie Weis who sued two surgeons for...
Read moreA new study by Cornell University found that while the traditional view of abuse in nursing homes involves staff harming residents, residents may actually have more to fear from...
Read moreThe personal injury blogosphere and mainstream media are reporting on the resumption of the medical malpractice trial of Notre Dame football coach Charlie Weis who is suing two Massachusetts...
Read moreIt was reported last week that Wal-Mart Stores Inc. settled a wrongful death lawsuit claiming a pharmacist at one of its stores sold a too-strong insulin drug to a...
Read moreTort reform activists have routinely mocked the McDonald’s scalding coffee case in which Stella Liebeck sued McDonald’s after being scalded by a cup of coffee purchased at one of...
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