On September 7th, Equifax announced that it had been hacked, and in the process, the data of 143 million Americans was exposed. The breach is, as one senator described it, “profoundly troubling,” and highlights numerous issues linked to consumer fraud and protection from consumer fraud. It also calls into question the process by which companies […]

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Table of Contents Unforeseen Danger at the Gym Common Infections & Treatments Prevention of Common Infections at the Gym Can You Sue a Gym for Skin Infections? If You’ve Been Affected, Speak with an Attorney Resources and References Unforeseen Danger at the Gym If you’ve joined a gym, you know the standard contract you sign […]

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After one couple’s child came home with suspicious bruises on her cheeks, surveillance revealed that the toddler acquired the bruises due to being force-fed by her teacher at her preschool, King’s Academy in West Palm Beach. The parents are now suing the school for injuring their daughter, as the video explicitly shows the child’s head […]

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On October 5th, the state of New Jersey filed a consumer fraud lawsuit against INSYS Therapeutics, makers of the opioid fentanyl product “Subsys.” The state’s attorney general accused the drug manufacturer of blatant disregard for the law in its aggressive marketing of the drug, which allegedly placed many lives at risk and killed at least […]

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