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- Ethoxyquin in Seafood: Could a Chemical Used to Prevent Fires Be Entering Our Food Supply?
Oct 29, 2026
Seafood is a staple in diets around the world, but a recent investigation has raised questions about the chemicals used to produce some of the fish we eat. According to Inside Climate News, ethoxyquin, an antioxidant originally used to prevent fishmeal from spontaneously combusting during transportation, has also been used in animal feed, including feed for farmed fish. This raises concerns about potential chemical exposure through the seafood supply chain. The investigation, published October 14,...Read More - TikTok Child Safety: What Did the Company Know, and When?
Oct 27, 2026
Social media platforms have become a central part of how children communicate, learn, and spend their free time. However, growing concerns about online safety have raised questions about whether these companies are doing enough to protect young users from harmful content and potentially dangerous online experiences. Newly revealed court records involving TikTok are bringing these concerns into focus. Depositions filed in March 2026 reportedly reveal that employees raised serious concerns about child safety, including minors’...Read More - 5 Things I Would Never Let My Kids Do After Becoming a Personal Injury Lawyer
Oct 23, 2026
As a personal injury lawyer, I’ve seen how quickly one decision can change a person’s life. When it comes to my own kids, there are certain risks I take very seriously. Here are five things I would never let my kids do without understanding the consequences. These child safety tips reflect some of the rules I follow at home and the everyday risks I want other parents to consider. 1. Ride Without a Helmet I...Read More - E-Bikes or Electric Mopeds? Why New Jersey Needs Stronger E-Bike Regulations
Oct 22, 2026
Electric bikes have become increasingly popular, but there is something people need to understand: not all electric bikes are created equal. And when it comes to safety, the differences matter. I've posted extensively about e-bikes and the changing laws in New Jersey. As a personal injury attorney, I've seen the consequences of these vehicles being used without adequate safety measures, and I believe we need to take a serious look at how they are regulated...Read More - Hurt on a Hayride or at a Fall Festival in New Jersey? What Could Matter in an Injury Claim?
Oct 20, 2026
October weekends in New Jersey can mean pumpkin picking, corn mazes, hayrides, farm markets, haunted attractions, and fall festivals. Most families arrive expecting a day outside with family or friends. If someone is seriously hurt, however, it may not be immediately clear what went wrong or who was responsible for the property, equipment, or attraction involved. Maybe you fell while getting on or off a wagon. A railing gave way. A vehicle moved unexpectedly. Poor...Read More - Johnson & Johnson’s Proposed $5.5 Billion Talc Settlement: What Claimants Should Know
Oct 16, 2026
Johnson & Johnson has proposed a $5.5 billion settlement to resolve tens of thousands of lawsuits alleging that its talc-based products, including baby powder, contributed to ovarian cancer. The litigation raises important questions about product safety, asbestos exposure, and the rights of individuals who believe they were harmed. What Are the Talc Lawsuits About? Thousands of individuals have filed lawsuits alleging that long-term use of Johnson & Johnson’s talc-based products contributed to their ovarian cancer...Read More - Roblox and Fortnite Lawsuit: Can Video Games Be Designed to Addict Children?
Oct 13, 2026
Millions of children play Roblox and Fortnite, but a new lawsuit is raising an important legal question: When does designing a game to keep players engaged cross the line into potentially harmful or unlawful conduct? A lawsuit filed in federal court in California against Roblox and Epic Games, the company behind Fortnite, alleges that certain game design features encourage prolonged and potentially compulsive gameplay among minors. The case raises broader questions about consumer protection, product...Read More - Hurt in a Forklift Accident at a New Jersey Warehouse? When Workers’ Comp May Not Be the Only Claim
Oct 9, 2026
You are working your shift when a forklift backs into you, a load falls, a lift tips over, or equipment fails near a loading dock. Suddenly, you are dealing with an injury that could keep you away from work for weeks, months, or longer. Your employer tells you the accident will go through workers’ compensation. That makes sense because you were hurt on the job. But workers’ compensation does not always answer every legal question...Read More - How to Find the Right Personal Injury Lawyer: 4 Things to Look Beyond
Oct 7, 2026
Finding the right personal injury lawyer can feel overwhelming. With so many attorneys advertising online, appearing on social media, and accumulating reviews, it can be difficult to know who is actually the right fit for your case. When you're dealing with an injury, you need more than a good-looking social media page or a list of five-star reviews. Here are four things to consider when searching for a personal injury lawyer. 1. Look Beyond Social...Read More - Can GEICO Deny Your Car Insurance Claim Because Your Child Isn't Listed on Your Policy?
Oct 5, 2026
Imagine getting into a car accident with your child in the passenger seat, only to discover that your insurance company is refusing coverage because your child wasn't listed on your policy. That's the issue at the center of a reported lawsuit involving GEICO and a Michigan mother. The case raises an important question for parents: Can your insurance company deny your claim because you failed to list a child who isn't even old enough to...Read More