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Part I of the E-Cigarettes series discussed the rising popularity of e-cigs, as they are commonly referred to, and the controversy over whether they are smoking cessation devices or simply replacements for traditional cigarettes. E-cigs have gone under the radar of FDA regulation and scrutiny, despite the fact that surprisingly […]
Category: Personal Injury
Sexual Assaults on College Campuses: When to call your personal injury attorney
by Levine Law on Personal Injury
The statistics are startling: 19% of undergraduate women have experienced attempted or completed sexual assault since entering college; 95% of sexual attacks go unreported–sexual assaults are the most unreported crime; 90% of women attacked know the person who raped them; 43% of college-aged men admitted to using coercive behavior, including physical aggression, […]
College Graduation Parties: Will the Graduates Remember the Big Day?
by Levine Law on Personal Injury
College students have been drinking alcohol for probably as long as there have been colleges. Your Denver Personal Injury Attorney knows that there is nothing new about that, or about college graduates showing up hungover–or maybe even still drunk–for their graduation ceremonies. So what is new? Kids using energy drinks […]
The high unemployment rate, particularly for 18—25-year-olds, has led to an explosion of internships. Although they vary, most internships are temporary employment and the intern is promised “experience” rather than compensation. In fact, your Denver Personal Injury Attorney discovered that half of the college internships are unpaid. Internships presented by […]
The GM Recall: Did the auto industry forget the lessons of the Pinto?
by Levine Law on Personal Injury
It seems that the auto industry does not learn from past mistakes. When the design of the Ford Pinto was found to be defective and the cause of the explosions that killed people in accidents involving the car, it was discovered that Ford had prior knowledge of the defect […]
