What You Should Know About MRSA
According to 2011 statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, MRSA (methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus) causes more than 80,000 invasive ...
Amtrak Seeks to Consolidate Philadelphia Derailment Lawsuits
Amtrak has requested consolidation of the lawsuits over the May 12, 2015 train derailment before a federal judge. On June 30, Amtrak, along with many plaintiffs, requested ...
Powdered Alcohol Gains Approval, But Also Bans
Last month, the Alcohol and Tobacco Tax and Trade Bureau approved labels for Palcohol, which allows the product to be sold in the United States. Palcohol is a powdered alcohol ...
Forced Arbitration: A Quiet War on Women’s Rights
Just about everything seems to come with fine print these days. Most of us probably don’t take the time to read it all. However, within that fine print is probably an ...
The NBA v. Donald Sterling: A Simple Contract Case
What do we call the interplay between Donald Sterling, his wife Shelley, the NBA and all the lawyers? Is it a comedy of errors? Maybe, but it is also just a simple contract ...
The Potential Dangers of E-Cigarettes
These days, if you go out to your local bar you may find someone sucking on a futuristic device known as an electronic cigarette, or “e-cigarettes.” E-Cigarettes are an ...
A Look into Criminal Justice
We’ve all watched television dramas, reality shows, and movies where police officers swoop in and arrest the “bad guy.” The suspect is typically put in handcuffs, read their ...
