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The death of a 74-year-old mechanic from mesothelioma led to an $11 million verdict against Ford for failing to warn of the dangers of asbestos.

A tragic case out of New York recently ended in an $11 million verdict against Ford Motor Company after a former mechanic developed mesothelioma from inhaling asbestos particles over decades of working on cars and trucks. Though the massive verdict was an important victory for those injured by asbestos, it was hollow for the man’s…

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Pharmaceutical Companies Being Sued for Dangerous Painkiller Drugs

It happens easily enough – someone falls, or is injured, and goes to see their doctor.  The doctor prescribes a painkiller and the person leaves feeling better.  Unfortunately, this is the first step to prescription painkiller addiction for many people.  The problem lies with big pharmaceutical manufacturers that create and market these drugs.  The companies…

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CSX Refuses to Reroute Transport of Hazardous Materials

Source: Washington Post On July 2, one of the last community meetings was held in Washington D.C., where residents from the Navy Yard congregated in the Capitol Skyline Hotel and sat shoulder to shoulder to utter their concerns. CSX denied a resident’s request to legally document their claim that they would not transport hazardous materials…

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