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New Drawstring Safety Rules for Children's Outerwear
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The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission recently issued mandatory guidelines regulating drawstring safety on children's upper outwear, such as sweatshirts...
Can I Sue My Gym for Getting Me Sick?
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Because bacteria, fungi, and viruses thrive in wet areas, gyms are undoubtedly a hot bed of infection, exposing patrons to a variety of ailments, such as...
If You Break It, Must You Buy It?
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You've seen the signs -- they're often found in small, high-end retail establishments. They warn parents with small children and instill fear in the clumsy....
Coffee Maker Recall: 1.7M Tassimo, Bosch Coffee Makers Have Burn Risk
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Tassimo and Bosch single-serve coffee makers can spray scalding-hot liquid and cause severe burns, a federal agency warned in announcing an international...
Toddler Fell Into, Drowned in Washing Machine
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The story of little Oliver Hebb is a sad one. Yet, it serves as an important reminder to parents of young children. The boy, just 21-months-old, died late last...
Average American Consumes 130 Pounds of 'Toxic' Sugar Each Year
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Americans consume nearly 130 pounds of sugar per person, per year -- so much, it should be classified as a toxin, a new report says. The amount of sugar in...
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Joseph Fawbush, Esq.
Managing Editor
Vaidehi Mehta, Esq.
Attorney Writer
Kit Yona, M.A.
Legal Writer
Mariana Petersen
Legal Content Editor