A Settlement May Be Near In The Stryker Hip Replacement Case

With so many lawsuits filed against the makers of Stryker hip implants, the judge has suggested that they may need to be sent to a federal jurisdiction. Before this happens, the judge hopes to initiate a settlement between the plaintiffs and the orthopedic company responsible for the manufacture of the [...] Read more »

Toxic Mold: Who to Sue?

Many individuals at some point in their lives come into contact with deadly pathogens such as viruses, bacteria, funguses and mold. Most times contact with these pathogens will not result in adverse effects; however there are a select few that will develop severe complications and some will even die. A [...] Read more »

Medical Malpractice Lawsuits

Medical negligence can cause serious physical and emotional scars. Patients that resort to medical malpractice lawsuits to receive some form of compensation for these will find that the legal road is full of many bureaucratic road blocks that can prove to be rather daunting. To make matters worse, some cases [...] Read more »

Help Older Adults Combat Loneliness And Isolation

Loneliness and isolation often dramatically affect older adults. Debilitating illnesses, giving up the car keys and surviving the death of a spouse after a long-standing marriage all contribute to these feelings. The less mobile older adults become whether because of chronic or sudden illness the more isolated they feel. Access [...] Read more »

Ten Important Truths About Aging

A s the legal profession debates various ethical issues pertaining to the “graying of the bar,” it’s important to consider the neuropsychological perspective.  According to up-to-the-minute research, aging by itself does not mean decline.  As we grow older, we improve in some areas, we get worse in others and, up [...] Read more »