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UCLA Sued Over Recent Data Breach

In a recent hacking incident, UCLA Health System neglected to properly secure records and notify up to 4.5 million patients in a timely manner. UCLA received criticism earlier this year after refusing to encrypt patient data when Anthem Inc. was hacked, and hackers...

FDA Issues Warning Over Kim Kardashian Drug Promotions

A recent social media post praising a pregnancy drug by reality TV celebrity, Kim Kardashian, has raised issues with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration. As a paid spokesperson for Canadian drug company, Duchesnay, Kardashian made a post about the drug across...

Getting the Right Legal Team for Your Insurance Bad Faith Case

You have faithfully paid your insurance premiums believing that you had coverage for the unexpected. When you discover that your insurance company refuses to acknowledge a claim is covered, delays a claim, or fails to evaluate a claim, you may find yourself in need of...

How to Choose a Phoenix, Arizona Medical Malpractice Attorney

Have you or a loved one been injured by a mistake made by an Arizona healthcare professional? It’s important to know that medical malpractice cases are complex, and to obtain the best possible outcome, you need to hire an experienced attorney. With that in mind, you...

Pepsi Carcinogen Lawsuit Gets Class Action Level Status

United States District Judge Edward Chen ruled that Pepsi must conduct an investigation into unhealthy levels of a carcinogen in the caramel coloring of their nationally popular signature soft drink. The ruling combines nine class action lawsuits against Pepsi, Diet...

Airbag Recall Loophole Could be Dangerous for Drivers

Lack of a federal law requiring rental car companies to adhere to safety recalls for their vehicles is a dangerous loophole for drivers, especially in the wake of the Takata airbag recalls. Allegedly, there isn’t even a requirement for companies to warn consumers of...

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