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Big Corporations’ View on Fairness

02/19/2009
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Lately, not a news cycle turns without an insurance company, a Wall Street firm, a bank or other corporate giant asking for a government bailout with our taxpayer money. Ironically, these are the same Big Corporations that every year aggressively lobby the government to de-regulate their industries to allow for […]

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Big Tobacco Loses…Again

02/18/2009
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The first tobacco trial of what is termed the “Engle” plaintiffs has resulted in a total verdict for Mrs. Hess and her son in th eamount of $8 million. Big Tobacco’s lawyers, once again, attempted to shift all the blame away from themselves and against Mr. Hess. The jury apparently […]

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Big Tobacco Loses–Jury Finds Cigarettes Addictive!

02/12/2009
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Today a jury in Fort Lauderdale, Florida found that a long time smoker, Stuart Hess, really was addicted to cigarettes. If you can imagine, Big Tobacco’s lawyers marched into the courtroom and argued that cigarettes were not addictive or, in the alternative, cigarettes were not addictive to Mr. Hess. Mr. […]

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Suzuki GSX R-1000 Recall

02/12/2009
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When I was younger, I owned a motorcycle. I loved it. The freedom of the road and the wind blowing past you. Leaning the bike through a curve and the thrill of an open, back country road were the pay backs for getting rained on. Back then, I had more […]

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Mystery Ingredients and Nutritional Supplements

01/12/2009
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They are called “nutritional supplements”, “health additives” and “body enhancers”. Whatever the name, make no mistake, these are engineered drugs. The Palm Beach Post had an editorial on Sunday related to an issue that Alyssa Diedwardo has written about a great deal. In fact, Alyssa talked in August of 2008, […]

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Preemption—So, Why Should Consumers Care?

01/9/2009
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Who protects consumers from negligently manufactured or dangerous drugs and medical devices? Is it the FDA? In part, yes and in part, no. The FDA, because of the way in which it was designed to operate, could be said to be analogous to the “fox guarding the hen house”. In […]

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Levaquin and Serious Tendon Ruptures

11/26/2008
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Levaquin (also known as levofloxacin) is a popular antibiotic that has been used for years for the treatment of upper respiratory infections, urinary tract infections, prostatitis, and bacterial infections.  It is part of a class of drugs known as fluoroquinolones, which were first marketed in the United States in 1997.  […]

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When Will The Bad News About Vioxx End?

11/24/2008
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Merck’s nightmare over Vioxx continues.  This is one that has cost the company dearly – on Wall Street, among physicians, in scientific circles, in the judicial system, and in the court of public opinion.  The latest blow came from the New England Journal of Medicine which published additional information regarding […]

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