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State Lawmakers Take Steps to Curb Privacy Invasion, Cyber-bullying

New Jersey lawmakers are seeking stronger penalties for harassment crimes, including invasion of privacy and cyber-bullying in an effort to curb these violations. This action is partially in response to the recent incident at Rutgers University where Dharun Ravi and Molly Wei, two students, allegedly videoed a third student, Tyler…

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Congress Approves Bill to Protect Student Athletes

Concussions, if not properly managed, can have serious long-term effects and, in the most severe cases, can even result in death. On September 30, 2010, the House of Representatives, by a majority vote, approved a bill that would help protect student athletes from these serious ramifications. (1) The Concussion Treatment…

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Did Johnson & Johnson Provide Enough Warning to Patch Users?

It was supposed to be the forgetful woman’s answer to birth control but now the Ortho Evra patch is the subject of an ongoing investigation and basis for numerous lawsuits against its manufacturer, New Jersey-based pharmaceutical company Johnson & Johnson. The question is whether or not Johnson & Johnson did…

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Schools Have an Obligation to Protect Against Bullying

Bullying among adolescents is serious behavior that requires serious attention. This was confirmed recently by the State Division on Civil Rights. Reports on August 31 stated the Division found sufficient evidence to indicate that the Old Bridge Township Board of Education failed to take adequate action to stop reported incidents…

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$7 Million Verdict in Mesothelioma Case Upheld by NJ Appellate Court

On Friday, August 20, the State Appellate Division upheld an earlier jury verdict awarding $7 million to a woman who claimed she contracted peritoneal mesothelioma by washing her husband’s work clothes. (1) Both Bonnie and John Anderson worked for the Exxon Bayway Refinery in Linden, NJ, for a number of…

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