California based Bumble Bee Foods along with two employees have been formally charged by Los Angeles for violating safety regulations after the October, 2013 death

A warning issued by the Food and Drug Administration warns medical staff across the country of the dangers of contaminated medical scopes.  At least seven

Atlanta Public Schools has announced that its school buses will be outfitted with external cameras in an effort to enforce laws against illegally passing buses. 

A lawsuit was filed Monday which alleges that Daryl and Shirley Jenkins died of carbon monoxide poisoning while vacationing at a hotel in Boone, North

Controversy Grows With Popularity of Uber Uber created a better mousetrap in the world of for-hire transportation. Its technology seamlessly links riders and drivers through

The National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration is encouraging drivers of certain cars to take immediate action.  Up to 4.7 million vehicles manufactured by Toyota,

The Seventh Amendment Holds the Powerful Accountable Britain’s King George III suspended trial by jury in the American colonies. Today the kings of industry and

People Who Make a Difference The 2014 Justice Served Awards honor each of these nominees for their commitment to a safer, more just America. Tell us which

            A new report published by the Trust for America’s Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation sheds some insight on

Big business and the insurance industry have one of the most effective lobbying machines in America.  They have consistently promoted the idea that frivolous lawsuits