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Sexual Abuse FAQs The ongoing legal battles related to sexual abuse in the Boy Scouts of America have, once again, called attention to the many problems that may face adults who were sexually abused as children. In today’s post, the sexual abuse lawyer at The Doan Law Firm will answer some of the more commonly asked questions that arise when the problem of sexual abuse is discussed. What is sexual abuse? The exact legal definition of sexual abuse varies from…

Recent fatal accidents in California and Indiana have been, linked to Tesla’s Autopilot “self-driving” feature. In today’s post our car accident lawyer discusses the issue of liability in accidents where drivers have allowed their vehicles’ “self-driving” systems to take control, sometimes with disastrous results.

Class Action versus Single Plaintiff Zantac Lawsuits As we discussed in a previous post, the Food and Drug Administration has ordered a recall of the popular antacid drug Zantac (ranitidine) after it was found to contain significant levels of the cancer-causing substance NDMA. Since that post we have received numerous questions from cancer victims and their families asking us if they should participate in a class action lawsuit against Zantac’s manufacturers. In today’s post the dangerous drug lawyer at The…

Business Interruption Insurance Claims and the Coronavirus Epidemic: Round 3 Louisiana, Pennsylvania Lawmakers Introduce COVID-19 Business Interruption Insurance Bills As we noted in an earlier post, some state legislatures are considering proposed laws that would require insurers to cover business interruption insurance claims brought about by civil government mandatory business closing or restriction orders due to the COVID-19 epidemic. We have since learned that two more states, Louisiana and Pennsylvania, are also considering such legislation. In today’s post, the business…

The Food and drug Administration has issued a voluntary recall order affecting the popular stomach acid blocker ranitidine (“Zantac”) after the drug was found to contain the known cancer-causing substance NDMA. In today’s post our dangerous drugs lawyer explains how this recall could lead to hundreds of dangerous/defective drug lawsuits filed by those who developed cancer after taking Zantac.