Actos Increases Bladder Cancer Risks

Actos Increases Bladder Cancer Risks

TheFood and Drug Administration (FDA) informed the public in June of 2011 that Actos (a drug prescribed to treat diabetes) may be associated with an increased risk of bladder cancer. Recently, during the first jury trial where a Plaintiff has asserted that claim, the...
New Food Safety Worker Protections

New Food Safety Worker Protections

TheFood Safety Modernization Act (‘Act’) protects workers who disclose food safety concerns.  If you work for a company that manufactures, processes, packs, transports, distributes, receives, holds or imports food, the Act protects you from employer...
Old Debt Dressed In New Clothes

Old Debt Dressed In New Clothes

DebtCollectors are constantly coming up with new ways to make money. Here is one you might not know about. Rather than collect a debt for someone else, Debt Collectors are buying old debt and “re-aging” it. Imagine that a man dies and someone dresses him...
Source of Unexplained Identity Theft

Source of Unexplained Identity Theft

Ifyou are a US citizen, Experian, one of three US credit reporting agencies, most likely has a file on you.  So, it may alarm you that Experian has been sued for selling private consumer information to a Vietnamese man that in-turn sold the information to identity...

Credit Protection Plus Refund

          Bankof America is under investigation for selling “Credit Protection Plus” and “Credit Protection Deluxe” its credit card customers. The core of the investigation is that Bank of America used assertive or...

A Third Of Collection Debts Fake

A third or more of debts in collection are not owed, according to the Consumer Finance Protection Bureau.  Why should you care? Collection calls are being made, collection letters are being sent, adverse reports are being made to credit reports  —  all for fake...