I am here at litigation at sunrise . What a great two days
I am here at litigation at sunrise . What a great two days
NBC News Rock Center (4/12, Williams, 4.13M) reported, “The FDA wants fitness centers across the country to stop using popular dietary supplements containing an ingredient called DMAA [1,3 dimethylamylamine]. The agency says the substance is illegal and brings with it the risk of heart attack or worse. The question, of course, why isn’t the substance… Continue Reading
If you are using generic drugs instead of name brand drugs, You are giving up your right to compensation should you or your family be seriously injured. Watch this video before your next trip to the pharmacist.
For many years the lead paint industry knowingly included this deadly toxin in paints used throughout the United States and the world. If you live in housing built before the 1970s and you have young children you must be aware of the potential for lead paint poisoning. Your children should be screened by their pediatrician… Continue Reading
Ford Motors will issue a voluntary recall of about 3,000 models of Ford Explorers, the Ford Taurus and Lincoln MKS due to potential leaks in the vehicle’s fuel tanks. The company said leaks can be caused by a poor seal and pose a fire risk in the recalled vehicles. There have been no accidents… Continue Reading
Honda has issued a recall of more than 76,000 Acura TSX vehicles, model years 2004-2008, due to a stalling issue. The vehicles recalled were only sold in salt-belt states, and the company says road salt that gets into the floor of the car may damage the electronic control unit in the vehicle. The automaker… Continue Reading
• New breed of kids’ baseball generates big-time profits • Pre-teens risk grown-up injuries from never-ending season • ‘Cutthroat’ obsession with winning may foster skewed values By Amy Shipley | Staff writer The nation’s newest elite baseball players are courted like free agents, flown cross-country for big games and featured on TV. Bidding wars break out over the most coveted… Continue Reading
The Los Angeles Times (3/20, White, 692K) reports, “General Motors is recalling 26,582 model year 2013 Cadillac SRX crossovers and Buick LaCrosse sedans to fix a software problem that could allow the vehicles' transmissions to slip suddenly from manual to automatic mode.” According to the Times, “Information posted on the National Highway Traffic Safety… Continue Reading
Reuters (3/20, Kelland) reports that advancing knowledge regarding brain injury is leading to growing concern about sports including boxing, football, and hockey that regularly involve brain injury and even in soccer where heading the ball may cause mild trauma. The article says that for most sports, rules can be changed to make them safer… Continue Reading
The AP (3/20) reports, “Federal safety regulators are investigating reports of fuel leaks in about 250,000 Mercedes-Benz E-Class cars.” The NHTSA “and Mercedes have received 533 complaints from owners about a strong odor of gasoline, mainly after refueling. The agency says fuel may be leaking from the upper part of the gas tank.” No… Continue Reading