Last time I promised I would tell you about the case that I recently won, where the First Circuit Court of Appeals looked beyond the typical veil of manufactured doubt cast by the corporate defendants.  So, here you go. Unfortunately, like most lawyers, I tend to write too much.  As a result, what I thought would be a two-part blog entry has now turned into three lengthy blog entries.  I hope I can keep your attention anyway.  The punch line Read More...

Officer Dawn King, the former vice president of the Ann Arbor Police Officer's Association, filed a whistleblower lawsuit regarding toxic exposure in Read More...

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the First Circuit wasted little time in denying Defendants’ request for “rehearing,” or reconsideration, in our Read More...

After nine long years, the James Zadroga 9/11 Health and Compensation Act, also known as the "9/11 First Responders bill," finally passed though Read More...

When Canadian filmmaker Kathleen Mullen lost her father to mesothelioma, a deadly cancer related to asbestos exposure, her grief took her in the Read More...

Last month I won an important case in the United States Court of Appeals for the First Circuit. The case, called Milward v. Acuity Special Products, Read More...

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Toxic chemicals dumped into the South Florida environment fell during the last few years, but the EPA's annual Toxic Release Inventory reveals that Read More...

The Natural Resources Defense Council, an advocacy group in Washington, recently testified before the Senate about 42 sites identified as "cancer Read More...

City officials in Silverthorne, Colorado, are having a hard time reaching an agreement with local Save-o-Mat gas station owner, Buzz Calkins. Read More...