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Pro-Consumer Initiatives: Lobbying and Litigation

By WBE | 2.12.2013 | You Should Know
In the weeks leading up to his State of the Union address tonight, President Obama was surely inundated with reports, requests, and letters from various advocacy groups urging him to not only ...
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Legal Pads and Spit Up Rags: A New Mom on Making it Work

By WBE | 2.8.2013 | The Firm
Balancing and juggling.  A working mom’s life often sounds like a circus performance.  The words carry with them an insidious threat.  Let your guard down for a moment and the whole thing may ...
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Hall of Shame: Chinese Chicken Jerky Dog Treats and the FDA

By WBE | 1.31.2013 | For Consumers, Hall Of Shame, In The News, Villain Of The Week, You Should Know
For years, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) has been investigating a possible contamination in chicken jerky dog treats. The investigation began in 2007 (on the heels of the massive ...
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Innovator Liability Opens Doors to Recovery for Generic Drug Consumers

By WBE | 1.28.2013 | You Should Know
After the U.S. Supreme Court decided PLIVA, Inc. v. Mensing in 2011, generic drug users were left searching for possible avenues of legal recovery after incurring injury.  The Mensing decision, ...
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Ending the Judicial Vacancy Crisis

By WBE | 1.8.2013 | In The News
Chief Justice Roberts recently issued his annual year-end report on the federal judiciary.[1]  After focusing in large part on the “aggressive” cost-containment measures that the Judicial Branch ...
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The Republican State of Mind: It Only Matters If It Happens to Me

By WBE | 1.4.2013 | Columns, Ken Wexler
Illinois Senator Mark Kirk suffered a stroke about a year ago.  He is only 53 years old, was an active member of the Navy Reserves and worked out regularly, so it was, to say the least, a ...
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