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To help generate leads, law firms are increasingly using infographics to help demystify and explain complex legal concepts to attract potential clients and advertise their services. BY JESSYLYN LOS BANOS STAFF CONTRIBUTOR In today’s competitive marketing landscape, potential clients are looking for authority and authenticity when searching for law firms to hire. To help generate …

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By Nicolas E. Ascencio  Toxic exposure in the workplace is a harrowing reality for workers in the agriculture and construction industries. Heavy chemicals used in large quantities can and do have horrible effects on the human body. Regulatory bodies like OSHA list permissible exposure limits in an attempt to protect workers, but in a tragically …

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By Erica Cirino  We are no better protected from plasticized air outdoors than we are indoors.  Minuscule plastic fibers, fragments, foam, and films are shed from plastic stuff and are perpetually floating into and free-falling down on us from the atmosphere. Rain flushes micro- and nanoplastics out of the sky back to Earth. Plastic-filled snow …

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By Libby Vish, Esq. | VP, Business Development As 2022 commences, we profile newsworthy litigations that saw significant movement and resolution, those emerging and others still on the horizon. The following are our Top 5 Mass Torts, starting with those closest to the finish line and ending with those just getting started. 1) TALC By …

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By Martha Rosenberg Anti-osteoporosis bone drugs such as Fosamax, Boniva, and Prolia have become a billion-dollar market for drugmakers thanks to aggressive marketing. To sell its “bisphosphonate” bone drug Fosamax, Merck began marketing the dangers of osteoporosis in hopes of reaching a market” far beyond ailing old ladies,” according to Fortune magazine. It hired an …

HOW SAFE ARE ANTIOSTEOPOROSIS BONE DRUGS? In the case of some osteoporosis drugs, it seems to be a case of marketing over medicine Read More »

By Sara Stephens The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has called out Philips Respironics for its inadequate efforts in notifying patients, suppliers, and healthcare providers of a massive recall of some of the company’s breathing assistance devices. On March 10, 2022, the agency ordered the company to notify these users of the recall and …

FDA Got Tired Of Waiting For Philips To Do The Right Thing With CPAP — SO THEY’RE MAKING THEM DO IT Read More »