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New Law Prohibits the Sale of Expired Baby Food and Over-the-Counter Drugs
Most parents, including me, reasonably expect that, if a retailer sells them baby food or infant formula products, the items are not “expired” and unsafe for consumption or use. Surprisingly, ...
The daily life of many attorneys is really not all that glamorous – we have all worked until the wee hours of the morning and spent our weekends tied to our laptops and blackberries, caught up ...
Guest Post by AAJ Pres. Gary Paul: U.S. Chamber’s Hypocrisy Exposed
By WBE | 11.17.2011 | Columns,Guest Post,In The News
The following is a guest post written by President of the American Association for Justice, Gary Paul.
Every October the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Institute for Legal Reform holds a summit ...
Stopping The Next Bubble: The Time To Reform Student Loan Debt Is Now
By WBE | 11.4.2011 | For Consumers,In The News,You Should Know
Student loans have been on the forefront of the news recently. Protestors involved in the nationwide “Occupy Wall Street” movement (many of whom are unemployed recent college graduates) have ...
By WBE | 11.2.2011 | For Consumers,Hall Of Shame,In The News,Public Victories,You Should Know
A few months ago, I wrote a short blog post to discuss my disagreement with a Northern District of Illinois decision that denied class certification in a case involving the sale of defective toy ...
Do As I Say, Not As I Sue: Exposing the Lawsuit-Happy Hypocrites of the U.S. Chamber’s Institute for Legal Reform
By WBE | 10.28.2011 | For Consumers,In The News,You Should Know
Would you be surprised to learn that there is a powerful force working every day to limit your access to the legal system? It is the same force working to convince the American people that all ...
