When people think of medical malpractice, they often think of doctors operating on the wrong limb, or accidentally leaving medical tools in their patients post-surgery. However, a significant number of medical malpractice lawsuits stem from misdiagnoses of a condition or illness, where a patient doesn’t end up getting the treatment that they need, often leading […]

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In early April, Kia and Hyundai announced that they were recalling close to 1.5 million cars in countries like the U.S. due to engine issues which caused the vehicles to stall, thereby increasing the risk of auto accidents. The recall covers models such as the 2013-2014 Sonata midsize cars, 2013-2014 Hyundai Santa Fe Sport SUVs, […]

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The New York Times featured an interesting article on March 23rd concerning the battle between banks and Silicon Valley concerning your personal financial data. Specifically, technology companies have been building services that assemble information such as your bank account and credit card records—once you supply the records—with banks now concerned about what information is conveyed […]

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A new report released by the Governors Highway Safety Association is nothing short of shocking. The report indicates that there were 6,000 pedestrian deaths in 2016—the highest number in 20 years. While all of the various factors leading to the increase are unclear at this time, experts know one thing for sure: the one thing […]

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