More than 2.5 million bottles of a widely prescribed corticosteroid eye drop are now the subject of a nationwide recall, and patients deserve to understand exactly how this unfolded, what risks are involved, and what legal options may be available if they
On July 13, 2026, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit revived more than 500 lawsuits accusing Tylenol maker Kenvue Inc. of hiding the risk that acetaminophen use during pregnancy could contribute to autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder
On Tuesday, July 7th, a high-rise office building at 235 East 42nd Street in Midtown Manhattan showed signs of a possible collapse, prompting evacuations, street closures, and an emergency response near Grand Central Terminal. City officials said a steel beam
A woman was tragically killed after she fell into an open manhole on Fifth Avenue in New York City. The woman was not at a construction site. Instead, she stepped out of her car and plunged about 10 feet. There were no warning signs or barriers
If you work in construction in New York, you know the summers are no joke. Long hours under the sun, heavy equipment, and physical labor are all part of the job, but extreme heat is more than just uncomfortable. It can be deadly.
According
Self-driving cars were once considered futuristic technology, but today, autonomous vehicles are already operating on public roads in select cities across the United States. Companies like Waymo, Zoox, and Tesla have introduced vehicles capable of performing many driving tasks with little or
By Judge (ret) Hank Naughton, Partner at Napoli Shkolnik
Earlier this month, I was in Tulsa at the National Association of Regional Councils’ 60th Annual Conference, talking with regional planners and public officials about litigation as a revenue stream.
Before
In December 2024, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) issued a critical safety communication regarding a Boston Scientific pacemaker recall affecting several widely used cardiac devices. For patients who rely on these devices to regulate their heart rhythm, this recall raises serious concerns
June is Elder Abuse Prevention Month. Across the country, nursing homes are closing, oversight systems are weakening, and abuse is going unreported at alarming rates. For families with loved ones in long-term care, the stakes have never been higher.
Last month, the
Every city, town, and fire district in the country needs fire trucks, and for more than a decade, the companies that make them may have been taking advantage of that fact.
A new federal multidistrict litigation, In re: Fire Apparatus Antitrust Litigation,
