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Roundup Lawsuit Reveals Questionable Research

In August, internal Monsanto emails became public and showed that Monsanto attempted to influence both media and scientific research to prove that Roundup was safe to use, according to The New York Times. It’s okay for companies to research the safety of their own products and present their findings to the media. What’s not okay […]

Why Hire a Lawyer After a Car Wreck?

What’s a personal injury lawyer? And do you really need to hire a lawyer at all if you’ve suffered an injury in a car accident? Personal injury refers to physical or mental injuries or conditions as a result of negligence of some kind. A personal injury lawyer is an attorney who seeks fair compensation on behalf […]

Bicycle Accident Lawyers

Bicycles are practically everywhere you look in Indiana today. The state has over 3,268 miles of bikeways and trails open for public use, while Indianapolis recently began construction on 8.5 miles of new bike lanes and 20.5 miles of new trails. Cycling is clearly becoming more popular, but it is not necessarily becoming safer. According […]

Greenwood Construction Accident Lawyer

Greenwood is in the middle of a massive redevelopment initiative.  Major projects have either recently been completed or are currently underway in the city, including the Greenwood Fieldhouse, the Western Regional Interceptor sewer system upgrade, and the expansion of Worthsville Road. Infrastructure is one of the “Four Pillars” of Greenwood’s “Comprehensive Plan” for the future, […]

Work Injury or Personal Injury: What’s the Difference?

If you were injured at work, you may believe that your only option for paying for medical bills is through workers’ compensation. But there are some situations where you should file a personal injury claim for your work injury, even though you were hurt while on the clock. Read on to learn more about the […]

How to Get Workers’ Compensation for Chemical Spill Illnesses

Our society demands the manufacturing, handling, and shipping of potentially dangerous chemicals to function. The Occupational Health and Safety Administration (OSHA) has strict guidelines regarding the handling of hazardous and nonhazardous chemicals that are meant to safeguard employee health. However, even the most exhaustive safety precautions may not be enough to prevent spills or other […]

Avoiding Dangerous Makeup and Costumes This Halloween

Dressing in costume far predates candy as a Halloween tradition. Thousands of years ago, Celts would wear costumes to try to ward off spirits during Samhain, their festival held on October 31. Even today, some families opt for healthier treats than candy, but most still allow their children to dress up as their favorite superhero […]

Rounding Up Lawsuits about the Roundup-Cancer Link

“Probably carcinogenic to humans.” That’s what the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) said about glyphosate, an active ingredient in herbicides like Roundup. Now, hundreds of farmers, landscapers, and workers across the nation are filing lawsuits against Monsanto, the manufacturer of Roundup. The Cancer Link Different cancers have been linked to exposure to glyphosate […]

GMOs: Good or Bad?

GMOs: You Decide. (From ‘Monsanto’s Genetically Engineered Sweet Corn a Flop?’ on Ecowatch.com) Lately, genetically modified organisms (GMOs) have had a lot of press and media attention. On April 27th, 2015, the popular food-chain, Chipotle, announced that their products will no longer contain any GMOs. Whole Foods Market, another popular sustenance destination, proudly pronounces on […]