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The Federal Cyclospora Count Covers Twenty-Eight Percent of the People Sick in the Fifteen Outbreak States. It Runs From Zero Percent in North Carolina to More Than the State Itself Reports in Pennsylvania and Nebraska.
The fifteen states in the federal Cyclospora outbreak, as of August 5, 2026. The thirty-five states in grey are not in the outbreak; several of them are reporting cyclosporiasis cases of their own.CDC and FDA expanded this outbreak to fifteen states and put...
Claims Can Still Be Preempted If The Drug Is Later Withdrawn
Long ago, it seemed that large-scale drug or device litigation was usually spurred on by a recall, market withdrawal, or major labeling change describing a new risk or limiting the scope of product use. The plaintiff lawyers these days seem to be more willing to...
What is Consequential Loss?
C. Haward Soper (below) is an Honorary Professor of Law at the University of Leicester specializing and contract management with a bit of game theory thrown in.Commercial players, in my extensive experience, conceive of consequential loss as uninsurable financial and...
Guest Post: Legal Fees and Expenses Gone Wild Thanks to a Corporate Law Loophole
Benjamin EdwardsNancy RapoportIn the following guest post, Professors Benjamin Edwards and Nancy B. Rapoport, of Boyd School of Law, UNLV, present their views that a corporate law loophole in advancement and indemnification rules can force companies to pay exorbitant...
Waste carriers, brokers and dealers reform: What to expect
If you are a waste carrier, broker or dealer in England, your registration will no longer be valid from 22 July 2027. You will instead need to take out an environmental permit and be subject to identity checks and criminal record checks, prove your technical...
Wisconsin Navy veteran who survived Pearl Harbor attack dies at age 104
Briar, who will be buried with full military honors this weekend, was among about a dozen remaining veterans of the Dec. 7 attack that drew the United States into World War II.
Young Hiroshima guide keeps great-grandmother’s atomic bomb story alive
Shun Sasaki began giving the free tours when he was 7, after an early attempt to explain the park to foreign visitors exposed gaps in his knowledge.
US Marines debut live-fire FPV drone training in South Korea
U.S. Marines carried out their first live-fire demonstrations of first-person-view attack drones on the Korean Peninsula, testing how the emerging weapons could be employed in a potential Indo-Pacific conflict.
Ukrop Recalls Prepared Meals Over Metal Risk
Ukrop recalls prepared meals after possible metal contamination found during production.