Blog Posts in October, 2017

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  • Woman Says Her Identify Has Been Stolen Over a Dozen Times Since Equifax Data Breach
    Woman Says Her Identify Has Been Stolen Over a Dozen Times Since Equifax Data Breach

    The Social Security numbers of roughly 145 million Americans—nearly half of the U.S. population—were exposed after a breach at credit report agency Equifax. While not all have been negatively ...

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  • Filing a Lawsuit for a Misdiagnosis: The Basics
    Filing a Lawsuit for a Misdiagnosis: The Basics

    Mentioning medical malpractice often conjures images of a doctor committing some sort of surgical error, giving the wrong prescription to a patient, causing a birth injury during delivery of a ...

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  • Did You Hear About the Whole Foods Data Breach? Probably Not.
    Did You Hear About the Whole Foods Data Breach? Probably Not.

    While news outlets have been focusing on Equifax and Neiman Marcus, another big-name corporation’s data breach went under the radar. Whole Foods, which was recently acquired by tech giant Amazon, ...

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  • Aaron Hernandez's Estate Refiles Lawsuit Against Riddell Helmets
    Aaron Hernandez's Estate Refiles Lawsuit Against Riddell Helmets

    Attorneys representing the sister of former NFL player Aaron Hernandez have refiled a lawsuit against the NFL and helmet manufacturer Riddell. Hernandez’s lawyers first filed a federal lawsuit in ...

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  • How Traumatic Brain Injuries are Diagnosed
    How Traumatic Brain Injuries are Diagnosed

    It can be a great challenge to successfully diagnose a traumatic brain injury ( TBI ). In many cases, a brain injury might only manifest symptoms that mimic a germ-borne illness, like nausea or ...

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  • Defective Bicycle Lawsuits: Who Can You Sue?
    Defective Bicycle Lawsuits: Who Can You Sue?

    Bicyclists need to be aware of their surroundings at all time to stay out of danger and reduce the chances of getting into a serious accident. When near streets, they have to watch for distracted ...

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