
A New Food Safety Agency Could Save The Sluggish FDA
by Simon Clark on Opinion
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is a lumbering, ineffectual beast. The systems set in place to regulate medical devices don't work, rules intended to ensure
by Simon Clark on Opinion
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is a lumbering, ineffectual beast. The systems set in place to regulate medical devices don't work, rules intended to ensure
Every week, we bring you the latest and most interesting cases making the news. It's been another good week for class action controversies
What's been happening in legal news this week? A lot, it turns out. It's time for another ClassAction.org weekly roundup.
We may only be one month into 2015, but some of the most interesting lawsuits in recent years have been making headlines around the world. There's the Facebook privacy
ClassAction.org's weekly roundup is here, bringing you the latest news and developments in cases across the United States.
Social media has changed the way we live, work and interact with everyone from our closest friends to the government and businesses.
Want to know what's been happening this week in class action news? We've gathered together the best links and the most recent news to bring you ClassAction.org's latest
Back in September we reported on the rising tide of concussion lawsuits in American sports. Football, hockey and soccer have their own controversies, with a $765 million
The way drugs and medical devices are advertised on television is, understandably, closely regulated by the FDA. Companies can't just make claims without evidence
It's been a busy week here in the ClassAction.org office – and there's been plenty of interesting news to share. So, it's time for this week's class action round up