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Donald Trump, the Trump Family and Trump Organization Face Major Rent Overcharge Lawsuit
A New York State Supreme Court judge ruled that a class action lawsuit against Donald Trump, the Trump Family, and the Trump Organization can proceed. The lawsuit accuses them of inflating rents for 14,000 rent-regulated apartments in New York City. The claims, based on a 2018 New York Times exposé, allege that All County Building Supply & Maintenance Corp. inflated costs for property improvements to justify rent increases. The judge found that the claims were not barred by the statute of limitations and could proceed under RICO and fraud allegations.
Trump Rent Overcharge Lawsuit: Court Allows Class Action for Alleged RICO Violations and Fraud Against Trump Organization
Drunk Driver Car-Pedestrian Wrongful Death Lawsuits
Drunk driving is a major cause of vehicular accidents, often resulting in pedestrian fatalities, especially in high-traffic areas like New York. These incidents are preventable, yet they claim many lives each year. The article discusses the specifics of drunk driver car-pedestrian accidents, including common scenarios like failure to yield, wrong-way driving, and speeding. It explains the process of determining liability, highlighting New York's "pure comparative negligence" rule, and outlines the statutes of limitations for wrongful death lawsuits, emphasizing the importance of timely legal action. Legal guidance is crucial for families seeking justice.
Drunk Driver Car-Pedestrian Wrongful Death Lawsuits: Understanding Liability and Legal Options in New York
Causes of Traffic Accidents, Liability, and Statutes of Limitations in New York
Traffic accidents in New York are a major concern, causing property damage, injuries, and fatalities. Key causes include distracted driving, reckless driving, failure to obey traffic laws, speeding, negligent maintenance, poor weather conditions, and drunk driving. Determining liability is crucial for ensuring justice and compensation for victims. New York's statutes of limitations for personal injury and property damage claims are generally three years. Understanding these factors can help prevent accidents and promote road safety. Legal assistance is available for those affected by negligent driving.
Causes of Traffic Accidents in New York: Understanding Liability and Statutes of Limitations
Van’s Original Gluten Free Waffles Injury Lawsuit Lawyers
On July 3rd, 2023, Van's International Foods recalled their Van's Gluten Free Original Waffles due to the presence of undisclosed wheat, posing an allergen risk. The recall affects products with a Best By Date of 1/19/2024 and Lot Code #UW40193L. Consumers with wheat allergies should avoid these waffles and can return them for a refund. No illnesses have been reported. For legal action, individuals affected can contact Parker Waichman LLP for a case review.
Van's Original Gluten Free Waffles Recall: Wheat Contamination Warning and Legal Options
BelVita Breakfast Sandwich Biscuit Injury Lawsuit Lawyers
Mondelez Global LLC has voluntarily recalled two BelVita Breakfast Sandwich flavors, Dark Chocolate Creme and Cinnamon Brown Sugar with Vanilla Creme, due to potential peanut contamination not listed on the packaging. This recall follows three unverified reports of allergic reactions. The FDA advises those with peanut allergies to avoid these products, which are sold nationwide. The recall affects items with a "best when used by" date on or before February 25, 2024. Consumers affected by allergic reactions may consider filing a product liability lawsuit with legal assistance.
BelVita Breakfast Sandwich Recall: Allergy Alert for Dark Chocolate and Cinnamon Flavors
Romaine Lettuce Deer Feces Contamination Injury Lawsuit Lawyers
G.O. Corporation has recalled 11,500 pounds of romaine lettuce and salad mixes due to potential contamination from deer feces, which may carry harmful pathogens like E.coli. The recall began on June 16, 2023, and affects products distributed in Iowa, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. Consumers are advised to discard the affected products. Those who have fallen ill may consider filing a product liability lawsuit. Parker Waichman LLP offers legal assistance for those impacted, providing comprehensive case evaluation and representation.
G.O. Corporation Issues Recall of 11,500 Pounds of Romaine Lettuce Due to Contamination Risk
Donald Trump, the Trump Family and Trump Organization Face Major Rent Overcharge Lawsuit
A New York State Supreme Court judge has allowed a class action lawsuit against Donald Trump, the Trump Family, and the Trump Organization to proceed. The lawsuit accuses them of inflating rents for about 14,000 rent-regulated apartments in New York City. The claims, based on a 2018 New York Times exposé, allege that a Trump-owned company inflated costs for property improvements to justify rent increases. The judge ruled that the claims, dating back to 1992, are not barred by the statute of limitations.
Donald Trump Faces Major Class Action Lawsuit for Alleged Rent Overcharges in New York City
Tennessee in Legal Battle with Chemical Firms over “Forever Chemical” Water Contaminants
Tennessee's Attorney General, Jonathan Skrmetti, has filed a lawsuit against over two dozen chemical companies, including 3M and DuPont, for allegedly concealing the dangers of persistent chemicals, particularly PFAS, found in aqueous film-forming foam (AFFF). These chemicals have contaminated water sources across Tennessee, posing health risks and environmental damage. The lawsuit seeks financial restitution and an injunction to prevent further use of these chemicals. It claims the companies ignored internal warnings about PFAS's toxicity and obstructed research on their harmful effects. The legal action aims to hold these companies accountable for the contamination.
Chemical Giants 3M and DuPont Under Legal Fire for Concealment of Toxic PFAS Risks in Tennessee
Nationwide Pharmaceutical Iron Supplements Recalled Poisoning Risk
Nationwide Pharmaceutical has recalled its 324 mg Ferrous Sulfate (Iron) Enteric-Coated Tablets due to non-compliant child-resistant packaging, posing a poisoning risk to children. The recall affects bottles with lot numbers M0786, M0816, M0817, and M0818, sold at Albertsons, CVS, and Walgreens from December 2022 to January 2023. Customers should secure the product away from children and contact Nationwide Pharmaceutical for disposal instructions or return it for a refund. For more information, visit their website or contact them directly.
Nationwide Pharmaceutical Recalls Iron Supplements Due to Unsafe Packaging; Child Poisoning Risk Alert
Teleflex Arrow Endurance Dwell Peripheral Catheter System Lawsuit Attorneys
The FDA has issued a Class I recall for over 260,000 Teleflex catheter systems due to risks of catheter separation and leakage, which could lead to serious injury or death. The recall affects the Arrow Endurance Dwell Peripheral Catheter System, linked to 83 complaints and 18 injuries. No deaths have been reported. Distributors must return the products, and medical facilities should stop using them. This recall impacts a significant portion of PICC sales in the U.S., potentially causing procedure delays and prompting hospitals to seek alternative suppliers.
FDA Class I Recall: Teleflex Catheter System Risks Serious Injury and Blockage
CaTeam Canvas Baby Hammock Swing Suffocation Lawsuit Lawyers
CaTeam has recalled its Canvas Baby Hammock Swings due to a violation of the Safe Sleep for Babies Act, as the product's incline exceeds the allowed 10 degrees, posing a suffocation risk. Consumers should stop using the swings and contact CaTeam for a refund. The swings were sold online between November 2022 and January 2023. Victims of harm from the product may consider filing a lawsuit with the help of experienced attorneys, such as those at Parker Waichman LLP.
CaTeam Recalls Canvas Baby Hammock Swings for Safety Violations: Learn About the Suffocation Hazard and Consumer Steps
Aspartame Cancer Lawsuit Lawyers
Aspartame, a widely used artificial sweetener in products like Diet Coke, may soon be labeled as a potential carcinogen by the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). This potential classification has sparked debates between industry leaders and health authorities. While IARC's role is to assess carcinogenic risks, it does not evaluate safe consumption levels, which are determined by the Joint WHO and Food and Agriculture Organization’s Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA). The decision could lead to consumer concerns and legal actions against manufacturers.
Aspartame Sweetener: WHO Considers Cancer Risk Label Amid Controversy
Aspartame: The Controversial Diet Soda Sweetener is Facing Potential Cancer Risk Label by WHO
Aspartame, an artificial sweetener used in products like Diet Coke, may be labeled a potential carcinogen by the WHO's International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC). This decision, expected next month, has sparked debate between health authorities and industry leaders. While IARC evaluates potential health risks, the Joint WHO and FAO Expert Committee on Food Additives (JECFA) assesses safe consumption limits. JECFA has deemed aspartame safe within limits since 1981. The International Sweeteners Association disputes IARC's findings, citing discredited research. Past studies on aspartame have shown mixed results regarding health risks.
Aspartame Cancer Lawsuits: Potential Carcinogen Concerns and Legal Action Explained
Zooby Baby Car Monitors Recalled Due to Potential Fire Risk
On June 22, the Consumer Product Safety Commission announced a recall by Infanttech for the batteries in Zooby video baby monitors due to fire hazards. The batteries can overheat and potentially explode. Infanttech reported three fire incidents but no injuries. The recalled monitors, resembling animals like giraffes and pandas, were sold online from January 2022 to May 2023. Consumers should remove the battery but can use the monitor with a power source. Infanttech offers free battery replacements and is contacting buyers.
Zooby Baby Car Monitor Burn Lawsuit: Important Recall Information & Legal Guidance for Affected Families
Baby Tent Suffocation Lawsuit Lawyers
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued a warning about CCATTO branded baby tents, which pose a suffocation risk to infants. These tents, sold on Amazon under various names, include a prohibited infant pillow filled with foam pellets. Priced at $30, they were popular for sun protection but are now linked to suffocation hazards. Parents are advised to use cribs or bassinets for infant sleep. Additionally, sun safety is emphasized, with advice to apply sunscreen to infants even on overcast days due to deceptive UV levels.
Parents Warned: Popular Beach Toy Linked to Infant Suffocation Risks
Havertys Issues Recall on Concord Dual Power Recliner Chairs Owing to Fall Risk
Havertys recalled its Concord Dual Power Recliner Chairs on June 22, 2023, due to a defect posing a fall hazard. The metal power assembly may warp, causing the backrest to detach when reclined. Customers should stop using the chairs and contact Havertys for a free repair. The recall affects chairs sold from September 2020 to January 2023, priced between $3,000 and $3,800. Nine incidents have been reported, including two injuries. For more information, contact Havertys or visit their website.
Havertys Recliner Chair Recall: Injury Lawsuit Info & Legal Guidance
Momaid Infant Lounger Suffocation Death Lawsuit Lawyers
The Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) has issued a warning about Momaid infant loungers, citing potential suffocation hazards due to non-compliance with safety standards. These loungers lack necessary features like a stand and proper labeling, making them unsafe for infants. Despite the CPSC's advice for immediate disposal, the manufacturer, Zhejiang Juster Trading LLC, has not initiated a recall. The loungers are sold on platforms like Amazon for around $55. Consumers affected by these products may consider legal action, with firms like Parker Waichman LLP offering representation in product liability cases.
CPSC Warns of Suffocation Danger from Momaid Infant Lounger – Immediate Disposal Urged
Water Bead Injury Lawsuit Lawyers
ASTM International has initiated a task force to investigate the safety of water bead toys following alerts from the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and the National Poison Control Center. These toys, made from superabsorbent polymers, can expand and cause intestinal blockages if ingested. A recent case involved a 14-month-old girl in Iowa who required surgery to remove a water bead from her intestine. Parents are urged to report incidents and seek legal advice if injuries occur. Parker Waichman LLP offers legal assistance for those affected by unsafe water bead products.
Fight for Justice: Hire Expert Product Liability Attorneys for Water Bead Toy Injuries
Rising Death Toll from Recalled Philips CPAP Devices: What You Need to Know
The FDA has reported numerous fatalities linked to Philips Respironics BiPAP, CPAP, and ventilator devices due to the breakdown of sound-muffling foam, which can release harmful particles. Since April 2021, 385 deaths and 105,000 medical device reports have been recorded. Philips initiated a recall in June 2021, and affected users have filed lawsuits. Parker Waichman LLP is recommended for handling these product liability cases due to their expertise and successful track record in securing compensation for clients. They offer free case reviews for those impacted.
Understanding Health Risks and Legal Consequences of Philips CPAP Devices: Why Parker Waichman LLP Should Be Your Advocate
ARROW Endurance Extended Dwell Peripheral Catheter System Lawsuit Lawyers
Teleflex and its subsidiary, Arrow International, have recalled the ARROW Endurance Extended Dwell Peripheral Catheter System due to risks of catheter separation and leakage, which could lead to severe injuries or death. The FDA has classified this as a Class I recall, affecting 262,016 devices distributed in the U.S. from October 2018 to May 2023. The recall was initiated on May 19, 2023, following 83 complaints and 18 reported injuries. Customers are advised to stop using the product and contact customer service for guidance.
Arrow Endurance Catheter Recall: Important Safety Information & Legal Rights
Lithium-Ion Lawsuits: The Unseen Dangers of E-Bikes
The article highlights the increasing risk of fires and injuries linked to battery-powered personal transport devices, particularly e-bikes. A recent fire at a New York e-bike repair shop, caused by lithium-ion batteries, resulted in fatalities and injuries, underscoring the dangers these devices pose. The rise in e-bike usage, especially among delivery workers, has amplified safety concerns. The article calls for improved safety standards from manufacturers, better support from delivery services, and stricter regulations from authorities to ensure the safety of e-bike users. It also discusses legal recourse for victims through product liability lawsuits.
"Understanding the Rising Threat of Fires and Injuries from Battery-Powered Personal Transport Devices"
Renewed Push for Firearm Oversight in Congress
Michigan Representative Debbie Dingell has reintroduced a bill to grant the Consumer Product Safety Commission authority over firearms, aiming to address safety concerns related to defective guns. This marks her fourth attempt to push for regulatory oversight in Congress. The bill's reintroduction follows reports of unintentional discharges from SIG Sauer's P320 pistol, resulting in numerous injuries. Currently, firearms are exempt from federal safety regulations, leaving victims to pursue costly legal actions. The proposed legislation seeks to amend this exemption, allowing for federal intervention in cases of defective firearms.
Debbie Dingell Pushes for CPSC Oversight on Firearms to Enhance Consumer Safety and Prevent Defective Gun Injuries
Frito-Lay Issues Urgent Allergy Alert: Tostitos Avocado Salsa Dip Recall
On June 25, 2023, Frito-Lay recalled Tostitos Avocado Salsa Jar Dip due to an undeclared milk allergen, posing severe health risks to those with milk allergies. The recall affects 15-ounce jars sold nationwide since April 5, 2023. Consumers with milk allergies are advised to avoid and dispose of the product. Legal recourse is available for affected individuals through product liability lawsuits, with Parker Waichman LLP offering free case reviews to help recover damages for medical expenses and other losses.
In-Depth Analysis of Frito-Lay Tostitos Recall: Undeclared Milk Allergen Risks and Consumer Legal Options
Child Health Experts Warn: Weighted Baby Sleep Sacks May Lead to SIDS
Medical experts warn that weighted baby sleep sacks pose a risk of sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) by potentially obstructing infants' breathing. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has urged regulatory bodies to monitor these products closely, citing concerns about drops in oxygen saturation levels. The AAP stresses the importance of removing potentially unsafe products from the market to prevent tragedies. Families affected by such products may consider legal action for compensation, and Parker Waichman LLP offers consultations for those seeking justice.
Potential Risks of Weighted Swaddle Blankets: SIDS Concerns and Safety Alerts from Pediatricians
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