In September, the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued new guidance for drug manufacturers on how to detect and prevent potential cancer-causing N-nitrosodimethylamine (NDMA) contamination in the medicine that the companies make. The new guidance from the FDA comes after…
The holidays are coming up on the calendar, and we plan on celebrating as best we can despite the special circumstances that we find ourselves in. However, the ways we interact with our family and friends may look a lot…
Some cruise industry officials suggest that operations may return to US waters by the end of the year, but it will happen with a new set of cruise safety regulations in place to combat the coronavirus. When cruise travel resumes,…
We all want to do the right thing in our communities and sometimes that means stepping in to help when someone is in danger or needs medical help. When helping one another through good deeds, we should not worry that…
Vehicle recalls happen there is a safety defect has the potential for causing serious injuries. In recent weeks, more than a half-million Hyundai and Kia vehicles have been recalled because they may be at risk of catching fire according to…
As a family-focused law firm, we are committed to keeping those closest to us safe, especially our youngest family members. Baby Safety Month, championed by the Juvenile Products Manufacturers Association (JPMA), is an effort to help educate parents and caregivers…
Both drivers and pedestrians have a shared responsibility to use our roads safely and look out for each other. Unfortunately, pedestrian accidents are not uncommon and can have devastating consequences. Recent data shows pedestrian traffic deaths have hit the highest…
Construction worker injury stories are not uncommon. In early August, six workers were hospitalized after a serious accident at a Brickell construction site. The accident happened as a result of a crane malfunction that dropped a bundle of rebar. Tragically,…
Earlier this month, the cruise industry announced it would extend the suspension of voyages in U.S. waters through October 31, an entire month past the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) “No Sail Order” for cruise ships that expires…
In late July, Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS) announced that the 2020-2021 school year will begin on Monday, August 31, but this school year will look much different than past years. Students will be utilizing a new distance learning model…
