A study recently published by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety gives light to the lack of back seat passengers using their seat belts. Although a total of 91% of people surveyed say the always buckle up in the front seats, only 72% say they use the seat... Read More

An Official Recall May Follow. Justice, a popular tween retail chain, stopped selling their makeup product “Just Shine Shimmer Powder”, after an investigation revealed four heavy metals and asbestos in the makeup powder. The investigation was done by WTVD in collaboration with the Scientific Analytical Institute... Read More

Phthalates Found in 97% of Cheese Products Tested, 100% of Boxed Mac and Cheese A recent study of cheese products purchased in the United States detected chemicals called phthalates in 29 of 30 samples tested with the highest concentrations found in cheese powders used in... Read More

A Decreasing Pollinators Population Poses a Threat. Seeds and plants sold at home-improvement stores and gardening centers are being pretreated with neonicotinoids. Neonic residues, which can persist in plants and soil for up to six years, are poisonous to pollinators that are essential to our... Read More

June Is National Fireworks Safety Month Every year, Americans celebrate life and liberty with a day full of events, food, drinks, and unfortunately, too many injuries due to fireworks. This upcoming 4th of July, leave the fireworks to professionals. Every year, fireworks cost $32 million... Read More

Marc Grossman, Senior Partner and Attorney at the Sanders Firm, ambitiously took on the challenge of co-producing his first Broadway show ‘Indecent’. The play premiered in October 2015, and last Sunday June 11th at the 2017 Tony Awards, the show proved to be a complete... Read More

June 9th, 2017- A Federal jury in Illinois found AbbVie Inc., an Abbot Laboratories spinoff, guilty of keeping information about their product Depakote from the doctors in charge of prescribing it. Christina Raquel’s doctors prescribed her with Depakote as a treatment for bipolar depression before... Read More

New York State’s highest court, The Court of Appeals, has upheld a jury’s verdict finding that a NYCTA Train Operator negligently ran over a subway patron. Robert Obey, homeless, suffered a partially severed left foot as a result. In January of 2014, a New York... Read More

In preparation for the blizzard warning announced by the National Weather Service we wanted to warn everyone in the following affected areas and the hazards they could bring. The areas of New York City, Westchester New York, and Western Long Island will be under blizzard... Read More

A family in Northern California was recently awarded $5 million in an elder abuse and wrongful death case they had filed on behalf of their deceased mother, Marjorie Fitzpatrick. Mrs. Fitzpatrick, 90, had severe dementia and anxiety disorder. She resided in an assisted living facility... Read More