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Legislation Targets Employers That Ask For Social Media Passwords

Although it does not appear to be a widespread issue, some employers do require prospective and current employees to give up their social media passwords. More
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Hospital Overcharges Hit The Uninsured Where It Hurts

Uninsured emergency room patients seem to be in the center of the crosshairs. At many hospitals across America, patients without insurance are charged double or even triple the rates of the insured patients who receive the exact same treatment. More
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Mail Service Suspended After Recent Dog Attacks

Dogs are often called man’s best friend, but occasionally that friend can turn into your worst enemy. More
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Could The Erin Brockovich Chemical Be In Your Water?

If you’ve seen the movie Erin Brockovich, you’re likely familiar with hexavalent chromium. Also known as chromium-6, hexavalent chromium is a chemical that comes from chromium, a naturally occurring metal used for things like steel manufacturing and leather tanning.More
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Staying Safe On Amusement Park Rides

Many will head to large, traditional parks like Disney World. But state fairs, county fairs, and local carnivals will also get their share of business.More
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Does Your Employer Have the Right To Test You For Drug Use?

Many U.S. employers require drug testing as part of their hiring process. Some companies even administer periodic random drug tests to their existing employees, especially as part of their workplace substance abuse programs.More
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Trayvon Martin Case Brings Self-Defense Laws Into Focus

When does self-defense cross the legal line? It’s a question that is being asked all over America in the wake of last month’s shooting death of Florida teenager Trayvon Martin. More
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Unlawful Discrimination Based On Pregnancy Still Exists

For working expecting mothers, it can sometimes be difficult even keeping a job even though federal law is on their sides. More
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What You Need To Know About Vaginal Mesh Devices

Medical innovation can be a wonderful thing, but occasionally a product or procedure turns out to be more trouble than it’s worth. More

New Research Links Road Dust To Mesothelioma

Of all the dangers facing your child each day, there’s one you probably have never thought of – a danger that literally occurs where the rubber meets the road. More

Alimony Reform Moving Forward In Florida

Alimony laws have been fairly consistent in the U.S. for decades, but the spousal support landscape appears to be changing all over the nation. More

What To Do If You’re injured In A Car Accident

After being injured in an accident, consulting with an auto accident lawyer should be one of the first things you do. More

Is My Company Breaking The Law With Its Overtime Policy?

With each passing year, the average work week seems to be getting longer. Back in the 1950s or 1960s, the 40-hour work week was standard. But in the hustle and bustle of modern-day America, you almost feel like an underachiever if you’re not putting in at least 55 or 60 hours a week. More

Are Pharmaceuticals Putting Your Safety At Risk?

As consumers, we rely on the FDA to make sure the drugs we take are safe. But once in a while, something goes wrong. In some cases, a drug hits the market that fails to carry with it a warning of any number of potential dangers. More

How To Stay Safe When You Hit The Slopes