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SEO | Law Firm’s podcast discusses medication shortages and new legislation that could help the FDA rein in the problem and bring patients the drugs they desperately need. Also, concerns about IT companies inflating prices on government contracts are causing credibility issues and whistleblower lawsuits. [powerpress]
Continue readingBy Chris Wilkerson, staff writer – October 11, 2011 American business leaders have been pressing for legal immigration reform in the United States for years, but as the economy continues to struggle, the drumbeat is getting louder for policy change. The language of the those pushing for legal immigration reform has reached the same pitch…
Continue readingBy Kerrie Spencer, staff writer – October 3, 2011 It has been a very bad year for the National Hockey League. Three of its top enforcers died within three months of one another as a result of committing suicide and accidental overdose. Besides playing hockey, these young players all dealt with repeated, hard hits to…
Continue readingBy Krystina Steffen, staff writer – September 28, 2011 Medicines that are critical to fighting cancer as well as anesthetics, electrolytes for intravenous drips, and emergency drugs are facing severe shortages in the U.S. The American Hospital Association surveyed 820 hospitals this summer and found that at least half experienced shortages with more than 20…
Continue readingBy Kerrie Spencer, staff writer – September 21, 2011 Out of court settlements are supposedly not admissions of guilt. But what is a company hiding when they pay to make a lawsuit vanish? An interesting whistleblower lawsuit between the Justice Department in Arkansas and New York based Accenture LLP examined whether the company ripped off…
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