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Methamphetamine Abuse

Methamphetamine is a prescription drug that is normally meant for treating medical conditions such as narcolepsy, hyperactivity, and weight loss.

Posted by Select Justice on May 1, 2024

Tips for keeping your kids safe online

Many kids begin accessing the internet as young as two or three years old via their parents' phones, tablets designed for kids, and even via devices at daycare and preschool. Often, they begin by watching videos or playing educational games, but as they get older, they typically gain more and more freedom and access that […]

Posted by Josef Rappaport, DPT, Physical Therapist on November 22, 2023

Are Diet And Disease Linked?

Diseases are a constant concern to anyone. One of the major influences on how often someone will encounter disease is diet.

Posted by James Parker on September 24, 2023

SelectLove Contest Winners

We are happy to share with everyone the winners from our #selectlove kindness contest

Posted by Jordana Neeman on March 9, 2021

Select Love - Select Justice for Random Acts of Kindness Day

We want to start 2021 with a fresh new attitude so we’re having a contest (#selectlove) in honor of Random Acts of Kindness Day!

Posted by Laura Lifshitz on February 9, 2021

8 Ways to Avoid Driving Drunk

Before you even begin a night of drinking, it’s helpful to have a plan so you can avoid driving drunk. These tips will give you multiple ways out so that you can always find a way to avoid driving drunk no matter what situation you find yourself in.

Posted by Alicia Betz on January 21, 2021

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What The TV Show "Special" Teaches About Living With Birth Injuries

There’s no debate that birth injuries can be devastating or even fatal. However, Many cases of birth injury, can be life-altering and not life-ending

Posted by Amanda Turner on June 14, 2021

Common Types of Maritime Injuries

Maritime injuries range from mild—like a laceration or bruise—to life-threatening like drowning. Here, we examine common types of maritime injuries as well as their common causes.

Posted by Alicia Betz on June 8, 2021

COVID-19 Put A Spotlight On Nursing Home Abuse. What Do We Do Now?

Quickly, it became clear that nursing homes were not prepared for a crisis. While nursing homes have been hotbeds of abuse and neglect for years, COVID-19 made these issues hot national news topics.

Posted by Amanda Turner on June 2, 2021

COVID-19 And Employer Negligence: Why Employees Are Struggling

Many employees in America are fighting to hold their employers accountable for negligent actions taken during the pandemic. Some employees allege that employers failed to provide them with personal protective equipment, safe working conditions, and other appropriate protections from the coronavirus

Posted by Amanda Turner on May 19, 2021

OSHA Should Keep Workers Safe But It Needs More Manpower

Established in 1971, the Occupational Safety and Health Administration was developed to keep employees safe at work. Today however the administration is severely understaffed.

Posted by Amanda Turner on May 5, 2021

Signs of Senior Loneliness

At some point or another, everyone is touched by loneliness. But for seniors, the greater concern can and should be the toll that enduring loneliness can take

Posted by Sharon Brandwein on February 10, 2021

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Methamphetamine Abuse

Methamphetamine is a prescription drug that is normally meant for treating medical conditions such as narcolepsy, hyperactivity, and weight loss.

Posted by Select Justice on May 1, 2024

Black man getting frustrated in front of laptop

In-Classroom Learning Matters: Here's Where Virtual Learning Falls Short

The COVID-19 pandemic put educators in a tough place, working to recreate the experience of in-person learning environments through a digital setting. Many students found that they struggled to connect with their instructions and classmates through a computer screen, as it was impossible to emulate the experience of in-person interaction. While there are some benefits […]

Posted by Josef Rappaport, DPT, Physical Therapist on November 27, 2023

How Long Does it Take to Settle a Mass Tort Lawsuit?

People who have been injured or harmed by a dangerous or defective product rightfully want to be compensated for their injuries. Sometimes when a large number of people are affected by a product, cases are combined into a mass tort lawsuit.

Posted by Alicia Betz on November 19, 2023

Mass Tort vs Class Action Lawsuits

In the complex landscape of legal proceedings, two terms frequently arise when discussing multiple claims arising from similar incidents: mass tort and class action lawsuits. While both concepts involve multiple plaintiffs seeking compensation for harms suffered, they represent distinct approaches within the realm of civil litigation. Understanding the nuances between mass tort and class action […]

Posted by Anne K on August 5, 2023

The 5 Most Common Workplace Accidents

Whether it’s employer negligence or a faulty mistake of the employee, workplace accidents happen and when they do work and money can be lost

Posted by Laura Lifshitz on June 19, 2022

Top 5 Recent Mass Tort Settlements and Verdicts

With so much talk about the ambiguity of cases and the endless cycle of appeals that many mass tort cases seem to go through, it’s important to take a step back and look at these times when plaintiffs pursuing justice received their proper compensation.

Posted by James Parker on March 31, 2022

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