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Contractor Settles Time Card Fraud Suit, Will Pay $18.5 Million The world's largest engineering firm, CH2M Hill, will pay $18.5 million to settle a time card fraud suit with the federal Department of Energy. -
Study Indicates That Non-Concussion Football Head Blows Cause Brain Damage A medical study published in PLOS One indicates that non-concussion football head blows cause brain damage in football players. -
School Bus Accident Injures 21 21 school children were injured in a school bus accident in Sioux City, Iowa. -
Johnson & Johnson Recalls Adept Hip Replacement Devices Johnson & Johnson is recalling another of its hip replacement devices, Adept, after it began showing a high failure rate. -
ASR Hip Replacement: Why Didn't More Doctors Speak Up About the Problems Their Patients Were Having? The ongoing defective product trial regarding the ASR hip replacement is raising questions about why more doctors did not speak up about the problems their problems were having. -
Penn State Sex Abuse Settlements Move Forward The settlement process of the sex abuse scandals at Penn State has advanced with active negotiations ongoing. -
A History of Safety Problems at Compounding Pharmacies Compounding pharmacies show a pattern of safety violations as well as lax state and federal government oversight and regulation. -
NCAA Wants Penn State Suit by Governor Thrown Out The NCAA has moved to dismiss the lawsuit brought by Governor Tom Corbett arising from the Penn State scandal. -
Avastin: FDA Warns About Fake Batch of Cancer Drug The FDA has issued a warning about a fake batch of the cancer drug, Avastin. -
Another Injustice From So-Called "Tort Reform" Negligence caused a Texas woman to have both legs amputated above the knee but the state's tort reform laws have her liable to pay the wrongdoer's legal fees. -
Subway Sued In Stupid Suit Over Sandwiches A stupid, frivolous lawsuit has been filed in New Jersey against Subway after an Internet video suggested that its foot-long sandwiches were 11 inches long. -
New Coal Mine Safety Rule Coal mines with a pattern of safety violations will be subject to quicker closure under a new rule that will go in effect on March 25. -
Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway Sues Spencerian College Kentucky Attorney General Jack Conway has filed suit against Spencerian College claiming that it lured students with inflated job placement claims. -
Stupid Lawsuit: Lawyer Sues San Antonio Spurs For Not Playing Stars A lawyer in Miami has filed a frivolous class action against the NBA's San Antonio Spurs for not playing their star players in a game against the Miami Heat. -
Dog Treats Pulled From Market Purina and Milo's Kitchen have pulled from the market some of their dog treats over concerns about antibiotics used in the manufacturing process. -
DES: The First Case To Trial Settles The first case to go to trial regarding the dangers from and injuries caused by DES has settled on the second day of trial. -
Tort Reform: Just Who Is It That Wants to Restrict Your Rights? The American Association for Justice identifies the corporate and insurance powers that want to restrict of rights of ordinary Americans. -
Have Campaign Donations To Congress Insulated Compounding Pharmacies From Better Oversight? Compounding pharmacies such as New England Compounding Company, which is at the heart of the nation-wide meningitis outbreak, have evaded better oversight. -
Papa John's Sued Over Text Messages A class action lawsuit has been filed against Papa John's pizza company over unsolicited text messages sent to consumers. -
Deaths In Fungal Meningitis Outbreak Reach 29 The death toll from the fungal meningitis outbreak has reached 29 with over 400 reported case.