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Mark T. Sadaka Appointed as Co-lead Counsel in Zostavax National Product Liability Lawsuits

Sadaka Associates founder Mark T. Sadaka was appointed as co-lead counsel of the Zostavax Multi District Litigation (MDL). ENGLEWOOD, N.J. (PRWEB) November 12, 2018 Mark T. Sadaka was appointed by Judge Harvey Bartle of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania as co-lead counsel of the Zostavax Multi District Litigation (MDL). As co-lead counsel, Mr. Sadaka will help lead a team of

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California Couple Files Faulty Brakes Lawsuit against General Motors

A class action lawsuit has been filed by a California couple against General Motors (GM) claiming the company knowingly installed faulty brakes in thousands of GM, Cadillac, and Chevrolet cars, SUVs and trucks. The lawsuit additionally states that GM failed to notify consumers of the dangers posed by the faulty brakes. The core of the suit, filed by Scott and

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What to Do After a Hit and Run Accident

All drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists should know exactly what to do after hit and run accident. These collisions can become extremely complex in the blink of an eye, and the steps that you take immediately afterward could have a major impact on your future. Without a serious personal injury attorney by your side, you could find yourself dealing with expensive

Learn More

BPA-Free Plastics Are Just as Toxic as BPA-Laden Ones, Study Says. Here’s Why

Bisphenol A has been in use for more than forty years. This plastic additive turns long chains of polycarbonate molecules into stable plastics. For a time, this product was used in products for children as it lessened the risk of glass breakage. What Is BPA? BPA, or bisphenol A, stabilizes and hardens plastics. It’s also included in epoxies and resins that

Learn More

Report Reveals Dangerous Chemicals in These School Supplies

A recent study conducted by U.S. PIRG Education Fund has revealed that some of the most commonly purchased school supplies may pose health hazards to children. School supplies such as crayons, binders, and markers were found to contain toxic chemicals. Dangerous chemicals including asbestos, phthalates, BTEX compounds, and lead were found in school supplies tested during the study. Each year,

Learn More

Court Orders Ban of Pesticide Linked To Learning Disabilities In Children

It took years of fighting for the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) to get a victory in court and successfully get ban on using the pesticide chlorpyrifos. A court order was given by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals demanding the EPA ban the pesticide. It has been proven to cause damage during a child’s neurodevelopmental stages. Many long-term studies

Learn More

Heavy Metals Found in Baby Food: Everything You Need to Know

Many individuals are familiar with the facts that lead has been found in American drinking water, high mercury levels are present in certain fish products, and that enough arsenic to cause worry has been found in rice. But many are not aware that these and other heavy metals have been found in foods specifically produced for babies and toddlers. Medical

Learn More

Clean Water Act Lawsuit Filed Against Orcutt Hill Oil Operation

A hazardous checmical lawsuit has been filed against Pacific Coast Energy Company LP. It alleges that the company has violated the Clean Water Act—a law passed in 1972 that aims to discharge all pollutants in the nation’s waters. The litigants claim that the company uses development and oil exploration techniques at its Orcutt Hill oil field operation that threaten endangered

Learn More

Jury Holds Monsanto’s Roundup Weed Killer Accountable For Man’s Cancer

Last Friday, a jury in San Francisco ordered Monsanto, an agribusiness giant, to pay almost $300 million to a man that formerly worked as a school groundskeeper, Dewayne Johnson, who is now dying of cancer. Johnson claimed Roundup week killer, one of Monsanto’s popular products, contributed to his cancer diagnosis. Johnson’s lawsuit is just the first among thousands of cases

Learn More

Processed Foods Dangerous To Children’s Health Doctors Warn

The American Academy of Pediatrics has expressed a growing concern about chemicals added to both food and food packaging. There are over 10,000 different chemicals that are legal to add to food or food packaging in the United States and 1,000 of those additives do not require the Food and Drug Administration’s approval for use. As some of these chemicals

Learn More

A Guide to Choosing Safer School Supplies

How safe are your child’s school supplies? It’s nearly back-to-school season, and soon parents all over the United States will be rushing to retail stores to purchase the items their children need for the upcoming school year. Amid this hectic season, it is easy to forget that not all products are as safe or well-made as others. In fact, some

Learn More

Unsafe Teething Products for Children

Teething can be a trying time for parents when their children appear to be experiencing a lot of pain. Naturally they want to be able to provide relief for them. However, some of the teething products that have been relied on for years, are now considered unsafe. One, that was first marketed in 1902, under the name Anästhesin is Benzocaine.

Learn More

Can Social Media Influencers be Held Liable for Defective Products?

Due to the growing influence of social media, more and more people are making a career out of advertising products to fans through social media. Though being an influencer on Twitter, Youtube, Instagram, or Snapchat might seem very casual, it actually falls under many legal regulations. An influencer who endorses a defective product can end up in many lawsuits. What

Learn More

Fear And Frustration Over EPA Move To Kill Chemical-Disaster Protections

When the White House changes from one occupant to another, there are policies that often change with them. The present administration is no exception. Trump and his team have moved to change many rules and regulations. One of the many changes the administration intends to make are changes in the laws that govern the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). New staffers

Learn More

Multi-state salmonella outbreak linked to Kellogg’s Honey Smacks cereal, CDC says

Salmonella is a highly infectious disease that can cause all sorts of physical problems. Many people who get infected with this virus will experience many terrible side effects including severe abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. It’s typically spread via infected water or food. This is why health authorities keep a careful watch over possible sources of contamination. They need to

Learn More

Apple Hit with Second Class Action Lawsuit Over Defective Keyboards in Recent MacBook, MacBook Pro Models

Apple was hit with a class action lawsuit in May over the design of its butterfly style keyboards featured on its MacBook and MacBook Pro models. The suit, filed in Northern California, complains about faulty key switches in the keyboards, specifically keys becoming stuck and virtually unusable, rendering the laptops themselves useless. The problem lies with the 2015 version of

Learn More

U.S. Chemical Safety Agency Wants Arkema Disaster To Spark Real Change

As more and more natural disasters affect parts of the United States, concerns have grown around the safety of hazardous chemical facilities during hurricanes, floods, and other serious weather events. Because of this, the United States Chemical Safety Board has made recommendations to the chemical industry, asking it to develop comprehensive guidelines regarding preparation for natural disasters. This has come

Learn More

Mark T. Sadaka Appointed as Co-lead Counsel in Zostavax National Product Liability Lawsuits

Sadaka Associates founder Mark T. Sadaka was appointed as co-lead counsel of the Zostavax Multi District Litigation (MDL). ENGLEWOOD, N.J. (PRWEB) November 12, 2018 Mark T. Sadaka was appointed by Judge Harvey Bartle of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania as co-lead counsel of the Zostavax Multi District Litigation (MDL). As co-lead counsel, Mr. Sadaka will help lead a team of

Learn More

California Couple Files Faulty Brakes Lawsuit against General Motors

A class action lawsuit has been filed by a California couple against General Motors (GM) claiming the company knowingly installed faulty brakes in thousands of GM, Cadillac, and Chevrolet cars, SUVs and trucks. The lawsuit additionally states that GM failed to notify consumers of the dangers posed by the faulty brakes. The core of the suit, filed by Scott and

Learn More

What to Do After a Hit and Run Accident

All drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists should know exactly what to do after hit and run accident. These collisions can become extremely complex in the blink of an eye, and the steps that you take immediately afterward could have a major impact on your future. Without a serious personal injury attorney by your side, you could find yourself dealing with expensive

Learn More

BPA-Free Plastics Are Just as Toxic as BPA-Laden Ones, Study Says. Here’s Why

Bisphenol A has been in use for more than forty years. This plastic additive turns long chains of polycarbonate molecules into stable plastics. For a time, this product was used in products for children as it lessened the risk of glass breakage. What Is BPA? BPA, or bisphenol A, stabilizes and hardens plastics. It’s also included in epoxies and resins that

Learn More

Report Reveals Dangerous Chemicals in These School Supplies

A recent study conducted by U.S. PIRG Education Fund has revealed that some of the most commonly purchased school supplies may pose health hazards to children. School supplies such as crayons, binders, and markers were found to contain toxic chemicals. Dangerous chemicals including asbestos, phthalates, BTEX compounds, and lead were found in school supplies tested during the study. Each year,

Learn More

Court Orders Ban of Pesticide Linked To Learning Disabilities In Children

It took years of fighting for the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) to get a victory in court and successfully get ban on using the pesticide chlorpyrifos. A court order was given by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals demanding the EPA ban the pesticide. It has been proven to cause damage during a child’s neurodevelopmental stages. Many long-term studies

Learn More

Heavy Metals Found in Baby Food: Everything You Need to Know

Many individuals are familiar with the facts that lead has been found in American drinking water, high mercury levels are present in certain fish products, and that enough arsenic to cause worry has been found in rice. But many are not aware that these and other heavy metals have been found in foods specifically produced for babies and toddlers. Medical

Learn More

Clean Water Act Lawsuit Filed Against Orcutt Hill Oil Operation

A hazardous checmical lawsuit has been filed against Pacific Coast Energy Company LP. It alleges that the company has violated the Clean Water Act—a law passed in 1972 that aims to discharge all pollutants in the nation’s waters. The litigants claim that the company uses development and oil exploration techniques at its Orcutt Hill oil field operation that threaten endangered

Learn More

Jury Holds Monsanto’s Roundup Weed Killer Accountable For Man’s Cancer

Last Friday, a jury in San Francisco ordered Monsanto, an agribusiness giant, to pay almost $300 million to a man that formerly worked as a school groundskeeper, Dewayne Johnson, who is now dying of cancer. Johnson claimed Roundup week killer, one of Monsanto’s popular products, contributed to his cancer diagnosis. Johnson’s lawsuit is just the first among thousands of cases

Learn More

Processed Foods Dangerous To Children’s Health Doctors Warn

The American Academy of Pediatrics has expressed a growing concern about chemicals added to both food and food packaging. There are over 10,000 different chemicals that are legal to add to food or food packaging in the United States and 1,000 of those additives do not require the Food and Drug Administration’s approval for use. As some of these chemicals

Learn More

A Guide to Choosing Safer School Supplies

How safe are your child’s school supplies? It’s nearly back-to-school season, and soon parents all over the United States will be rushing to retail stores to purchase the items their children need for the upcoming school year. Amid this hectic season, it is easy to forget that not all products are as safe or well-made as others. In fact, some

Learn More

Unsafe Teething Products for Children

Teething can be a trying time for parents when their children appear to be experiencing a lot of pain. Naturally they want to be able to provide relief for them. However, some of the teething products that have been relied on for years, are now considered unsafe. One, that was first marketed in 1902, under the name Anästhesin is Benzocaine.

Learn More

Can Social Media Influencers be Held Liable for Defective Products?

Due to the growing influence of social media, more and more people are making a career out of advertising products to fans through social media. Though being an influencer on Twitter, Youtube, Instagram, or Snapchat might seem very casual, it actually falls under many legal regulations. An influencer who endorses a defective product can end up in many lawsuits. What

Learn More

Fear And Frustration Over EPA Move To Kill Chemical-Disaster Protections

When the White House changes from one occupant to another, there are policies that often change with them. The present administration is no exception. Trump and his team have moved to change many rules and regulations. One of the many changes the administration intends to make are changes in the laws that govern the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). New staffers

Learn More

Multi-state salmonella outbreak linked to Kellogg’s Honey Smacks cereal, CDC says

Salmonella is a highly infectious disease that can cause all sorts of physical problems. Many people who get infected with this virus will experience many terrible side effects including severe abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. It’s typically spread via infected water or food. This is why health authorities keep a careful watch over possible sources of contamination. They need to

Learn More

Apple Hit with Second Class Action Lawsuit Over Defective Keyboards in Recent MacBook, MacBook Pro Models

Apple was hit with a class action lawsuit in May over the design of its butterfly style keyboards featured on its MacBook and MacBook Pro models. The suit, filed in Northern California, complains about faulty key switches in the keyboards, specifically keys becoming stuck and virtually unusable, rendering the laptops themselves useless. The problem lies with the 2015 version of

Learn More

U.S. Chemical Safety Agency Wants Arkema Disaster To Spark Real Change

As more and more natural disasters affect parts of the United States, concerns have grown around the safety of hazardous chemical facilities during hurricanes, floods, and other serious weather events. Because of this, the United States Chemical Safety Board has made recommendations to the chemical industry, asking it to develop comprehensive guidelines regarding preparation for natural disasters. This has come

Learn More

Mark T. Sadaka Appointed as Co-lead Counsel in Zostavax National Product Liability Lawsuits

Sadaka Associates founder Mark T. Sadaka was appointed as co-lead counsel of the Zostavax Multi District Litigation (MDL). ENGLEWOOD, N.J. (PRWEB) November 12, 2018 Mark T. Sadaka was appointed by Judge Harvey Bartle of the Eastern District of Pennsylvania as co-lead counsel of the Zostavax Multi District Litigation (MDL). As co-lead counsel, Mr. Sadaka will help lead a team of

Learn More

California Couple Files Faulty Brakes Lawsuit against General Motors

A class action lawsuit has been filed by a California couple against General Motors (GM) claiming the company knowingly installed faulty brakes in thousands of GM, Cadillac, and Chevrolet cars, SUVs and trucks. The lawsuit additionally states that GM failed to notify consumers of the dangers posed by the faulty brakes. The core of the suit, filed by Scott and

Learn More

What to Do After a Hit and Run Accident

All drivers, pedestrians, and cyclists should know exactly what to do after hit and run accident. These collisions can become extremely complex in the blink of an eye, and the steps that you take immediately afterward could have a major impact on your future. Without a serious personal injury attorney by your side, you could find yourself dealing with expensive

Learn More

BPA-Free Plastics Are Just as Toxic as BPA-Laden Ones, Study Says. Here’s Why

Bisphenol A has been in use for more than forty years. This plastic additive turns long chains of polycarbonate molecules into stable plastics. For a time, this product was used in products for children as it lessened the risk of glass breakage. What Is BPA? BPA, or bisphenol A, stabilizes and hardens plastics. It’s also included in epoxies and resins that

Learn More

Report Reveals Dangerous Chemicals in These School Supplies

A recent study conducted by U.S. PIRG Education Fund has revealed that some of the most commonly purchased school supplies may pose health hazards to children. School supplies such as crayons, binders, and markers were found to contain toxic chemicals. Dangerous chemicals including asbestos, phthalates, BTEX compounds, and lead were found in school supplies tested during the study. Each year,

Learn More

Court Orders Ban of Pesticide Linked To Learning Disabilities In Children

It took years of fighting for the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) to get a victory in court and successfully get ban on using the pesticide chlorpyrifos. A court order was given by the 9th Circuit Court of Appeals demanding the EPA ban the pesticide. It has been proven to cause damage during a child’s neurodevelopmental stages. Many long-term studies

Learn More

Heavy Metals Found in Baby Food: Everything You Need to Know

Many individuals are familiar with the facts that lead has been found in American drinking water, high mercury levels are present in certain fish products, and that enough arsenic to cause worry has been found in rice. But many are not aware that these and other heavy metals have been found in foods specifically produced for babies and toddlers. Medical

Learn More

Clean Water Act Lawsuit Filed Against Orcutt Hill Oil Operation

A hazardous checmical lawsuit has been filed against Pacific Coast Energy Company LP. It alleges that the company has violated the Clean Water Act—a law passed in 1972 that aims to discharge all pollutants in the nation’s waters. The litigants claim that the company uses development and oil exploration techniques at its Orcutt Hill oil field operation that threaten endangered

Learn More

Jury Holds Monsanto’s Roundup Weed Killer Accountable For Man’s Cancer

Last Friday, a jury in San Francisco ordered Monsanto, an agribusiness giant, to pay almost $300 million to a man that formerly worked as a school groundskeeper, Dewayne Johnson, who is now dying of cancer. Johnson claimed Roundup week killer, one of Monsanto’s popular products, contributed to his cancer diagnosis. Johnson’s lawsuit is just the first among thousands of cases

Learn More

Processed Foods Dangerous To Children’s Health Doctors Warn

The American Academy of Pediatrics has expressed a growing concern about chemicals added to both food and food packaging. There are over 10,000 different chemicals that are legal to add to food or food packaging in the United States and 1,000 of those additives do not require the Food and Drug Administration’s approval for use. As some of these chemicals

Learn More

A Guide to Choosing Safer School Supplies

How safe are your child’s school supplies? It’s nearly back-to-school season, and soon parents all over the United States will be rushing to retail stores to purchase the items their children need for the upcoming school year. Amid this hectic season, it is easy to forget that not all products are as safe or well-made as others. In fact, some

Learn More

Unsafe Teething Products for Children

Teething can be a trying time for parents when their children appear to be experiencing a lot of pain. Naturally they want to be able to provide relief for them. However, some of the teething products that have been relied on for years, are now considered unsafe. One, that was first marketed in 1902, under the name Anästhesin is Benzocaine.

Learn More

Can Social Media Influencers be Held Liable for Defective Products?

Due to the growing influence of social media, more and more people are making a career out of advertising products to fans through social media. Though being an influencer on Twitter, Youtube, Instagram, or Snapchat might seem very casual, it actually falls under many legal regulations. An influencer who endorses a defective product can end up in many lawsuits. What

Learn More

Fear And Frustration Over EPA Move To Kill Chemical-Disaster Protections

When the White House changes from one occupant to another, there are policies that often change with them. The present administration is no exception. Trump and his team have moved to change many rules and regulations. One of the many changes the administration intends to make are changes in the laws that govern the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). New staffers

Learn More

Multi-state salmonella outbreak linked to Kellogg’s Honey Smacks cereal, CDC says

Salmonella is a highly infectious disease that can cause all sorts of physical problems. Many people who get infected with this virus will experience many terrible side effects including severe abdominal pain, nausea and vomiting. It’s typically spread via infected water or food. This is why health authorities keep a careful watch over possible sources of contamination. They need to

Learn More

Apple Hit with Second Class Action Lawsuit Over Defective Keyboards in Recent MacBook, MacBook Pro Models

Apple was hit with a class action lawsuit in May over the design of its butterfly style keyboards featured on its MacBook and MacBook Pro models. The suit, filed in Northern California, complains about faulty key switches in the keyboards, specifically keys becoming stuck and virtually unusable, rendering the laptops themselves useless. The problem lies with the 2015 version of

Learn More

U.S. Chemical Safety Agency Wants Arkema Disaster To Spark Real Change

As more and more natural disasters affect parts of the United States, concerns have grown around the safety of hazardous chemical facilities during hurricanes, floods, and other serious weather events. Because of this, the United States Chemical Safety Board has made recommendations to the chemical industry, asking it to develop comprehensive guidelines regarding preparation for natural disasters. This has come

Learn More
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