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Apr 2, 2014

Courting Justice: Hey GM—Do the Right Thing

A personal injury lawsuit is nothing more than a claim for the payment of a debt. The debt is compensation owed under principles of democratic jurisprudence for breach of tort laws. One of the reasons a company will file for bankruptcy is to have the debts they owe... Read Article

Apr 1, 2014

Kolsby Gordon Sponsors 5K Race to Promote Mental Health Awareness

Kolsby, Gordon, Robin, Shore & Bezar is pleased to announce it will be sponsoring the Minding Your Mind 5K race in Ardmore, Pennsylvania on Sunday, April 6, 2014. Minding Your Mind is the leading provider of mental health programs to students, teachers,... Read Article

Mar 18, 2014

Ask the Right Questions Before You Undergo a Medical Procedure

When you go shopping to buy a car, television or appliance you will ask many questions about the way the product works and its reliability. You will also go to the internet and looks for products reports by consumers as well as seeking out the best price. When you are... Read Article

Mar 17, 2014

Abbott FreeStyle and FreeStyle Flash Blood Glucose Meters Being Recalled

Abbott Laboratories is voluntarily conducting a recall for the FreeStyle Blood Glucose Meter and the FreeStyle Flash Blood Glucose Meter. When used with the Abbott FreeStyle test strips, the FreeStyle Blood Glucose Meter and the FreeStyle Flash Blood Glucose Meter may... Read Article

Mar 14, 2014

Courting Justice: Florida Strikes Down Caps on Non-Economic Damages in Medical Malpractice Cases

If you have been a loyal reader of my blog since it began over a year ago (and so far, I am only aware of my mother reading my blog), you may recall that my early blogs deconstructed the notion that significant tort reform and caps on non-economic damages was needed... Read Article

Mar 13, 2014

When it Comes to Medical Research — We Are Not All Created Equal

Disease is the great equalizer. For example, heart disease doesn’t care about your gender, race or economic status. But the science that informs medicine — medical research, including the diagnostics and treatment of disease — is unequal. Most... Read Article

Feb 26, 2014

Retail-Based Clinics: Are They Right for Your Child?

This month, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) published its, “AAP Principles Concerning Retail-Based Clinics,” regarding the AAP’s view on the appropriateness of a retail-based clinic (RBC) as primary care for a child. What is a... Read Article

Feb 20, 2014

Graco Recalls 3.8 Million Car Seats

On February 12, 2014, Graco announced a recall of 3.8 million toddler convertible seats and harnessed booster seats. In the seats being recalled, the buckles may not unlatch, making it difficult to remove the child from the seat. That increases the risk of injury... Read Article

Feb 12, 2014

Courting Justice: Better Call Saul!

Man, did I love Breaking Bad. I didn’t watch it on AMC. For two weeks in October, I shunned family and friends (I only have one friend so I shunned him) and I shunned Riley, my dog, and watched all six seasons on my iPad. In fact, for one of those two weeks, I... Read Article