by Jonathan Nace | Aug 29, 2018 | Environmental Law, health, Litigation, Toxic Injuries |
District Heights Elementary School in Prince George’s County, Maryland recently was reported to be unable to open for the school year due to the presence of mold in its buildings. NBC Washington reports: An elementary school in Prince George’s County,...
by Jonathan Nace | Aug 27, 2018 | Environmental Law, health, Litigation, Toxic Injuries |
Nidel & Nace earned final settlement approval of a class action settlement involving the presence of elevated levels of total trihalomethanes in the drinking water for citizens in Hannibal, Missouri. The Final Order approves the Final Settlement Agreement...
by Jonathan Nace | Jun 29, 2018 | Environmental Law, health, Litigation, Toxic Injuries |
Yesterday, Nidel & Nace and Jacobs & Crumplar, PA, a Delaware law firm, filed a Complaint on behalf of eighty adults and numerous minors who have been harmed by a neighboring Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation, or “CAFO.” As the Complaint...
by Jonathan Nace | Jun 18, 2018 | Environmental Law, health, Litigation, Toxic Injuries |
Nidel & Nace has obtained preliminary approval of a class action settlement from St. Louis County Circuit Court and stemming from allegations made against the Hannibal Board of Public Works, the City of Hannibal, Missouri, and the Missouri Department of Natural...
by Jonathan Nace | Jun 22, 2017 | Litigation, Prescription Drugs, Toxic Injuries, Uncategorized |
Fox5DC is reporting that Kaiser Permanente in Largo, Maryland has exposed 23 patients to HIV, hepatitis C and other infections after failing to properly sterilize equipment. According to a statement released by Kaiser “a piece of endoscopy equipment at our...
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...
