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The Sanders Firm is proud to announce Jennifer Gerdes as the firm’s newest partner. Ms. Gerdes has been with the firm prior to attending Fordham University School of Law and has been an associate with the firm for 15 years. “I am honored to be... Read More

On a day when we remember our fallen heroes of 9/11, we can all add Stanley Sanders to that list and to our prayers. The funeral will be held Thursday at 11am at Old Westbury Hebrew Congregation at 21 Old Westbury Road, Old Westbury, NY.... Read More

THE PHARMACIST GENERAL RULES ARE: A PHARMACIST RESPECTS THE COVENANTAL RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN THE PATIENT AND PHARMACIST. A PHARMACIST PROMOTES THE GOOD OF EVERY PATIENT IN A CARING, COMPASSIONATE, AND CONFIDENTIAL MANNER. A PHARMACIST RESPECTS THE AUTONOMY AND DIGNITY OF EACH PATIENT. A PHARMACIST ACTS WITH... Read More

Thomas M. Cooley Law School’s May court filing for summary judgment on its lawsuit against the American Bar Association (ABA) sheds further light on the Western Michigan University’s admissions compliance controversy. [2:17-cv-13708-AJT-DRG, DOC #77, E.D. Mich (2017)] Colley wants the ABA to pay damages for... Read More

Lead-based paint is a silent epidemic of the US today. In thousands of neighborhoods throughout the US, children are inhaling and eating old decaying lead paint. This is your leading source of lead exposure. To combat this, the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD)... Read More

The family of Young-Kil Sim, the man who was killed in an accident involving an illegal pulley system on April 2, is filing a lawsuit against the businesses operating the makeshift pulley system. Sim was delivering shopping bags to the basement of the KP Farm Market... Read More

Governor Andrew Cuomo and legislative leaders in the state of New York have come to an agreement about Lavern’s Law, a rule which dictates the guidelines for how long cancer patients have to initiate malpractice suits against medical personnel for failing to detect cancer. The... Read More

On Thursday January 11th, Endo Pharmaceuticals Inc.’s parent company, Endo International Plc, said they were issued a grand jury subpoena by federal prosecutors. The company was ordered to provide the information about products containing the opioid oxymorphone that Endo pulled from the shelves earlier this... Read More

On March 22, 2017, a federal appeals court revived claims by hundreds of plaintiffs, which accused Merck & Co of failing to warn Fosamax users of the risks surrounding thigh bone fractures and Fosamax use. At the time, Merck said it was reviewing its options,... Read More

A jury in Philadelphia delivered a verdict of $29 million in damages against a pair of Johnson and Johnson and Bayer AG units, the first of its kind, after finding the companies had not provided the adequate warnings about the risks of bleeding associated with... Read More