Pharmaceutical Packaging and Patients’ Needs
There is little point in formulating more user-friendly dosage forms if the packaging is difficult to open and does not easily integrate into consumers’ daily lives.
Aaron Burdick
Aaron Burdick is the proud owner of a Golden Retriever. When he's not writing articles, he's with his best friend playing fetch or cycling around the streets of Louisville.
How California’s New Employment Law Affects Freelancers
At this point in time, it appears as if the California legislature created another monster. AB 5 will most certainly work its way through the California courts. It’s doubtful that the law will last in its present form.
Contractor or Employee? California Bill AB 5 May Provide Answer
In order to understand California bill AB 5, you need to understand the California Supreme Court’s decision in Dynamex Operations West, Inc. vs. Superior Court of Los Angeles. That case gave employees certain protections from being misclassified as independent contractors as opposed to employees. The facts surrounding Dynamex aren’t terribly complicated. The New Classification Dynamex
Studies Show eScooter Injuries on the Rise
eScooter injuries – particularly head injuries – are causing some concerned researchers to suggest stricter helmet laws may be needed.
Monsanto’s Woes Continue as Roundup Verdicts Add Up
Monsanto, maker of weed killer Roundup, continues to face huge verdicts over cancer related to its product. Its woes continue, with over 13,000 cases yet to be heard.
Deadly Philadelphia Bicycle Crash Results in Safer Streets and $6M Settlement
Less than a year after a 24-year-old female bicyclist was struck and killed by a Gold Medal Environmental trash truck in the Center City District, her family entered into a $6 million settlement.
$9.1M Awarded to California Bicyclist for Pacific Coast Highway Crash
A Los Angeles County Superior Court jury has awarded a Topanga Canyon bicyclist $9.1 million for the brain damage that he suffered in a crash after he attempted to avoid debris that fell onto the Pacific Coast Highway.
$14.5M Settlement Approved in San Francisco Tree Branch Injury
Supervisors in San Francisco have approved a $14.5 million settlement involving a 36-year-old woman who was hit by a falling tree branch while sitting on a park bench.
Personal Injury lawyers Targeting Bird and Lime Scooters
In the past year, motorists, pedestrians, and politicians across the country have been dodging motorized scooters. Reports of people being injured by electric scooters are becoming increasingly common. Now, the manufacturers and users of the scooters are dodging personal injury lawyers. When they first appeared, the scooters were accidents waiting to happen. Now, accidents have indeed happened, and personal injury lawyers are sensing a fresh source of contingency fees.