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Civil Rights Leaders Urge Dr. Oz and the National Kidney Foundation to Oppose Water Fluoridation

by Chris Nidel | Oct 1, 2026 | Fluoride, Toxic Injuries

Civil rights leaders Ambassador Andrew Young and Rev. Dr. Gerald Durley have asked CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz and the National Kidney Foundation to publicly oppose water fluoridation, citing the risk to kidney patients, diabetics, and seniors.

Nidel & Nace Begins Investigation into Sludge Disposal in Central Florida

by Chris Nidel | Mar 5, 2025 | Environmental Law

Investigating Environmental Hazards Nidel & Nace, PLLC Investigates Taking Legal Action Against Sewage Sludge Contamination Join us as we delve into the environmental and health impacts of sewage sludge disposal at the Albritton Biosolids Application Site. Fill out...

Justice for Curtis Bay Residents Following Coal Plant Explosion

by Zachary Kelsay | Oct 20, 2022 | Environmental Law, Litigation

On Thursday, December 30, 2021 residents of Curtis Bay, Maryland felt their homes shake as a loud boom echoed throughout their community. When residents looked outside, they saw a plume of black smoke rising from the coal terminal to the east of their neighborhood....

Nidel & Nace investigating soil and groundwater contamination in Bethel Eugene, OR

by Chris Nidel | Sep 26, 2022 | Health, Litigation, Toxic Injuries

Statement from the Health Authorities “Although the levels of napthalene exceed health guidelines, these guidelines are designed to be health protective and levels just above the guidelines are not likely to result in adverse health effects.” Oregon...

Update on Schuster Landfill

by Chris Nidel | Sep 26, 2022 | Environmental Law, Health, Toxic Injuries

Page providing updates on the Schuster Drive landfill and its impact on the residents of Villa Park in Wes

Class Action Filed Against Toxic Bethel Wood Treatment Plant

by Chris Nidel | May 12, 2021 | Health, Litigation, Toxic Injuries

Statement from the Health Authorities “Although the levels of napthalene exceed health guidelines, these guidelines are designed to be health protective and levels just above the guidelines are not likely to result in adverse health effects.” Oregon...

SSRI Use During Pregnancy May Damage Human Brain

by Chris Nidel | Apr 7, 2020 | Health, Litigation, Prescription Drugs

A group of researchers, including those from the John's Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, found that the molecule paroxetine (the active ingredient in the antidepressant Paxil and one of the class of SSRI antidepressants) is associated with developmental...

Deadly Refinery Pollution in Artesia, New Mexico

by Chris Nidel | Apr 7, 2020 | Benzene, Environmental Law, Health, Litigation, Toxic Injuries

The HollyFrontier refinery in Artesia, New Mexico has not been a good neighbor to those living in the immediate vicinity. According to this analysis by the Environmental Integrity Project, fence line benzene levels far exceed the safe limits established by the...

Liberty University Students Return Amid Pandemic Raising Liability for Liberty

by Chris Nidel | Mar 29, 2020 | Litigation

As the White House extends social distancing guidelines amide the coronavirus pandemic until at least April 30th of this year, students in Virginia are returning to classes at Liberty University. This despite the State of Virginia and Govern Ralph Northam’s...

Legacy Landfill Poses a Chemical Threat to Villa Park Subdivision

by Chris Nidel | Nov 20, 2019 | Health, Litigation, Toxic Injuries

Residents in the Villa Parks subdivision have reached out to our firm with concerns about the presence of toxic chemicals in and around their homes. These concerns range from concerns about the health and wellbeing of family members to the impact that the newly...