by Brandy Abalos We live in a world of convenience, surrounded by products designed to make our lives easier. But beneath the glossy surfaces and enticing labels, a hidden danger lurks: toxic chemicals. From the
by Brandy Abalos Welcome to a world where technology is both a blessing and a challenge. While AI offers incredible opportunities, it's essential to be mindful of its potential impact on our mental, emotional and
by Tracee Wagner and The Forge Companies financial advisory team With consumer prices skyrocketing over the past year, reassessing and refining your financial strategy is more critical than ever. In an environment where inflation erodes
by Brandy Abalos For more than a decade, poisoning has been the leading cause of preventable deaths in the U.S. When you think of someone being poisoned, you may imagine a child getting into household
by Brandy Abalos In recent years, medications like Ozempic have gained significant attention in the treatment of various health conditions, particularly type 2 diabetes. Alongside its counterparts, Ozempic represents a promising advancement in medical science.
by Larry Taylor, Jr. Member of the Hair Litigation MDL's Plaintiffs Executive Committee A Historical Perspective on Hair Straightening In many cultures, hair is deeply intertwined with identity and cultural practices. The pressure to conform
by Brandy Abalos Fires and burns are a significant public safety concern, causing billions of dollars in property damage and thousands of deaths and injuries yearly. The National Fire Protection Association (NFPA) estimated there were
Mass tort litigation emerged in the 1980s from various social and legal trends. Because of their complexity, these Multi-District Litigations (MDLs), the Federal court system's legal mechanism where many mass tort disputes are resolved (as
by Brandy Abalos Technology is a large part of life. From work to play and even relaxing at home, we have integrated devices into every action we take. However, sometimes all the focus on screens
by Ben Whitley For over 30 years, United States Marines, their families and civilian workers at Camp Lejeune in North Carolina were exposed to water contaminated with toxic chemicals. During the contamination period and in
