Monthly Archives: April 2018

Attorney For Woman In Sexual Harassment Lawsuit Against Google Seeks To Turn Case Into Class Action For All Alleged Female Google Harassment Victims.

Posted on April 18, 2018 by gil hoy

A lawsuit brought by a former Google employee, who says that the company’s “bro culture” led to daily sexual harassment, is being expanded as a class action after Google tried to push the case into sealed, secret arbitration. Loretta Lee, … Continue reading →

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Federal Judge Approves $53.8 Million In Settlements For Workers Involved In Cleanup Of Ground Zero.

Posted on April 13, 2018 by gil hoy

All workers have a right to work in a safe environment; however, even when all necessary safety precautions are taken, workers can still be injured. When a worker is injured, they may need to file a worker’s compensation claim so … Continue reading →

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New Study Published In Critical Care Medicine Journal Shows An Alarming Rate Of Medication Errors In Transfers From ICU To Non-ICU.

Posted on April 11, 2018 by gil hoy

A new study titled “Evaluation of Medication Errors at the Transition of Care from an ICU to a Non-ICU Location,” and published in Critical Care Medicine, shows that almost 50% of patients transferred from the intensive care unit (ICU) to a … Continue reading →

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