Ten of the most dangerous railroad crossings in America are right in our own backyard, according to a recent article in the New York Times, “In New York Area, Points Where Train and Tragedy
A new report from the Institute of Safe Medication Practices (ISMP) has noted some concerning gaps in the FDA’s current drug reporting system. The dangerous drug lawyers at Edelman, Krasin & Jaye are concerned
The New York State attorney general’s office recently leveled accusations against four of the largest retail chains in the U.S. – WalMart, Target, Walgreens, and GNC – of marketing fraudulent herbal supplements to consumers. Authorities say that taking
In what many see as a controversial move, Arizona Senator John McCain is proposing a legislative amendment designed to repeal the Jones Act, also known as the Merchant Marine Act of 1920. In addition to providing
Investigations are underway following a horrific train crash that claimed the lives of six and injured fifteen others at the Valhalla Commerce Street crossing last night. Officials say the rail accident was the deadliest crash to
The blustery winter season has officially arrived. While many people enjoy watching the snow fall and bundling up in cozy sweaters, wintery conditions can also make the roads very slick and unsafe. Long Island car
A Long Island teen is facing charges of manslaughter and criminally negligent homicide after his involvement in a fatal crash that took the lives of five of his friends. The two drivers had been
In February of last year, Steven Nelson, who managed a Long Island seafood restaurant, died from carbon monoxide poisoning. Nelson was one of dozens of unsuspecting people who were exposed to the lethal but odorless
In the heat of widespread vehicle recalls, criminal investigations, and lawsuits, Steffan Stocker, the president of the airbag manufacturer Takata Corporation, has stepped down from his post. The company announced that Stocker will be
Circuit breakers produced by Schneider Electric have been recalled due to the risk of fire, burns, and electrical shock. The recall was announced on December 18 due to the fact that the circuit breakers will
