MAY 08
Harrell and Harrell Honors our Service Members and Veterans During Military Appreciation Month
May is Military Appreciation Month. There is no more honorable deed than to serve and defend one’s country and its[..]
May is Military Appreciation Month. There is no more honorable deed than to serve and defend one’s country and its[..]
The 2014 Ford Focus is one of multiple Ford models affected by multiple recalls over various safety issues. It’s been[..]
Zofran, a popular medication prescribed for nausea and vomiting, has been linked to birth defects. Developed and approved by the[..]
Xarelto, developed to prevent blood clots, has been linked to internal bleeding. A popular drug prescribed to prevent blood clots[..]
Some 30,000 cases of Sabra hummus have been recalled over a Listeria risk.It’s a delicious and healthy snack. If your[..]
Suffering a workplace injury often results in long-term financial troubles. The US Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) recently[..]
Heart attack and stroke risk associated with low testosterone therapy is pushing a growing number of lawsuits. Medications prescribed to[..]
David Kelly, one of the nation’s foremost safety experts, is being heavily courted to lead investigations on the part of[..]
One in four women say they’ve experienced sexual harassment or assault while serving in America’s military, but benefits often are[..]
New rules are in place for reporting of workplace injuries and illnesses. The turn of the New Year brings[..]
The heartbreaking death of a child has prompted Fiat Chrysler (formerly the Chrysler Group) to recall approximately 67,000 pickup trucks[..]
Major automakers are taking Takata to task for defective airbags by launching their own independent investigation. Multiple major players in[..]
Trains transporting crude oil across the country are raising safety concerns. The third quarter of 2014 proved a dubious one[..]
Federal safety officials are demanding a nationwide recall of millions of automobiles with defective Takata airbags. As the controversy over[..]
Italian luxury carmaker Ferrari recently was fined $3.5 million for failing to submit reports of three fatal incidents involving its[..]
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