by Admin | 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...
by Admin | Nov 20, 2019 | health, Litigation, Toxic Injuries, Uncategorized
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...
by Admin | May 10, 2019 | health, Litigation, Toxic Injuries, Uncategorized
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.”...
by Admin | Jul 27, 2018 | Prescription Drugs, Product Liability
In March of 2017, a research group published a study in the joural “European Psychiatry” that was a meta-analysis and systemic review of the relationship between maternal SSRI exposure and the risk of autism in the offspring of those mothers. The paper...
by Admin | Oct 15, 2015 | health, Toxic Injuries |
Flint, We Have a (water) Problem Lead Levels in Flint Water Exceed Federal and State Limits Residents of the City of Flint, Michigan have had their world turned upside down with new reports that the water in their homes and in their schools is tainted with poisonous...
