A nationwide Pfizer birth-control recall, announced Feb. 1, could lead to lawsuits for unwanted pregnancies, legal experts say. Payouts could be huge.
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Pfizer to Face Defective Birth Control Lawsuits?
Just a few days after Florida banned imitation cocaine, there has been a bath salt death in the Sunshine State. These “bath salts” are different than the kind you put in your tub - essentially, it is imitation cocaine, and… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Bath Salts Death: ‘Imitation Cocaine’ Kills Man
You can expect to hear about benzene and benzene exposure fairly soon in the next few years. As science tells us more and more about the link between benzene and cancer, the harms associated with the chemical will become better…
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Benzene: What to do After Benzene Exposure?
We here at FindLaw know that legal jargon can be confusing. We hear people misusing legal words and phrases all the time
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Legalese 101: What’s a Statute of Limitations?
Triad’s tainted alcohol pads may be to blame for the death of 2-year-old Harrison Kothari, according to a lawsuit filed by the boy’s parents.
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Alcohol Swabs to Blame for Toddlers Death?
With one of Major League Baseball’s highest payrolls, two losing seasons in a row, and low turnout at home games, the New York Mets are already facing financial troubles. Add to this the recently filed lawsuit by the Bernie Madoff… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Mets Madoff Lawsuit: Owners Ignored Warnings on Madoff
Maine is considering passing legislation that would require a cell phone warning that cell phones cause brain cancer. The New York Times recently reported that this will be the first state to consider this topic. There is currently a lack..
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Maine Considers Cell Phone Warning Legislation
In the latest chapter of the on-going struggle in Arizona over illegal immigration, racial profiling and “America’s Toughest Sheriff,” Joe Arpaio, Sheriff Joe was deposed for nearly seven hours last month
New Jersey is expected to become the 14th state in the nation to legalize medical marijuana, making the strictest
