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According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), there are approximately 2.3 million construction workers–or 65 percent of all workers in the construction industry–who work on scaffolds. While scaffolds…
Author Archives: Napoli Shkolnik PLLC
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When you are harmed, you have the right to recovery. The most typical route of recovery is a personal injury action. A personal injury suit is a type of civil…
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Acute Myeloid Leukemia, or AML, is a very serious type of cancer. Unlike many other cancer types, AML is not characterized by a tumor; instead, it forms in the body’s…
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Benzene is a petroleum-based industrial solvent that, until rather recently, was also used in after-shave lotions, decaffeinated coffee, unleaded gasoline, and consumer solvents like spot removers and paint strippers. As…
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Actemra is a prescription drug that is given to patients to treat rheumatoid arthritis. While the drug is supposed to help patients overcome their pain and limitations caused by the…
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The following article is written by Craig Phemister, Esq., Practice Chair of the Napoli Shkolnik Civil Rights Department. Update: Missouri Governor issues a stay of execution amid new DNA evidence…
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Even as questions swirl about the drug’s safety, Roche subsidiary Genentech announced that its plans to market Actemra to sclerosis patients will move to Phase 3 clinical trials. Over the…
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Napoli Shkolnik partners and attorneys remain at the forefront of many litigation and therefore are sought-after speakers. They are regularly interviewed in newspaper and magazine articles around the country on…
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In a move that made headlines in several prestigious law journals, a Rhode Island federal judge dismissed a lawsuit against “top lawyers Marie Napoli and Paul Napoli,” citing a complete…
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Schuyler County has become the latest New York State county to take action against the manufacturers and distributors of opioid pain killers. The County Legislature voted Monday (August 14) to…