Protecting What's Right

Depakote

May162012

“MEDICATION TIME, MEDICATION TIME.” ~ Nurse Mildred Ratched, ‘Big Nurse’ Visualize this: Your family is coming unglued agonizing over how to best care for an elderly loved one whose mind is deteriorating from dementia, Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s Disease. The final resort is placing your parent in a nursing home, but once you’ve made the decision [...]

The Facts about the Fact Act

May102012

“Sticks and stones can break my bones, but words can never hurt me.” It’s an old children’s rhyme that psychologists today say is wildly inaccurate. The truth is that words can hurt: just look at the recent news stories about teen suicides caused by verbal online bullying. It’s plain to see the harm caused by [...]

The Story of YAZ

May072012

As plaintiff lawyers we see a lot of sad things, but nothing compares with the sadness of a young person’s death as the result of corporate greed. Take for example the story of YAZ, a blockbuster drug for big pharma but a source of heartache for too many young women who were irreversibly injured or [...]

How Do Commissions and Salaries Affect Overtime Pay?

May022012

EDITORS NOTE: This is the second of two blog posts concerning the rights some salaried workers have to receiving overtime compensation. Part one explained the common misconception associated with those who are entitled to overtime pay. Part two describe how employees will be compensated. Written by attorney Allen Vaught You work hard for your money. [...]

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