Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell proposed laws in April 2020 to protect property owners and businesses from being considered negligent if their failure to follow COVID-19 guidelines results in someone contracting the virus. Even nursing homes are lobbying for blanket …
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Spike in Indianapolis Pedestrian Fatalities
Fox 59 shared that over the last 5 years, Indianapolis pedestrian fatalities averaged 23 people per year. As of May 27, 2020, 16 pedestrians have already been hit and killed. Many factors have contributed to these recent Indianapolis pedestrian fatalities, …
Read More »Expanded Recall of Cancer-Causing Heartburn Meds Including Zantac
On April 1, 2020, the US Food & Drug Administration announced that manufacturers should pull all prescription and over-the-counter drugs containing the active ingredient ranitidine from the market. This move follows their finding in September of 2019 that ranitidine, the …
Read More »COVID-19 Order Leads to Fewer Indiana Traffic Accidents
On April 6 2020, Indiana Governor Eric J. Holcomb extended our state’s stay-at-home order through Monday, April 20. Since the original order was issued on March 23, this will mark almost a full month that Hoosiers have been sheltering in …
Read More »Top 5 Things To Know About Indianapolis Traffic Accidents
The data and information collected by entities like the Indiana Department of Transportation can provide valuable insight to drivers. We spent some time looking through the recent Indianapolis traffic safety information to bring you this list. What Indianapolis Intersections Are …
Read More »Juul Lawsuits and Vaping Injuries
In the latest developments against Juul, the company faces criticism and Federal Trade Commission investigation over deceptive marketing practices that illegally glamorized vaping and targeted minors. The State of New York is already suing Juul for misrepresenting its products as …
Read More »How Good Roadway Design Promotes Safety
Controlling the flow of traffic can take a lot of strategic thinking. For engineers and city planners, keeping things flowing smoothly is a main goal. This not only makes it better to live and drive in those places, it also …
Read More »Katherine Brown-Henry Finishing Second Term on AAJ Board of Governors
Christie Farrell Lee & Bell attorney Kate Brown-Henry served a second term on the Board of Governors of the American Association for Justice (AAJ). The Board of Governors establishes and approves Association policies, including the annual budget for the organization. …
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