Deadly Gap in Asbestos Rule

EPA's Workplace Protection Failure Heads to Federal Court

Are Generic Drugs Equally Safe?

Understanding Quality, Safety, and Cost in Workers' Compensation Cases

White House Asbestos Transparency

ADAO Fights for Transparency on East Wing Demolition Hazards

Magnet Dangers Persist Despite Rules

Despite federal safety regulations taking effect in October 2022, high-powered magnet ingestion remains a critical and growing threat to children's safety, with devastating consequences for families and significant implications for workplace safety and product liability.

Cotton's Thread Through American Labor

How the Empire of Cotton Transformed Workers from Enslaved to Exploited

Asbestos Bankruptcy: Workers Pay Price

When The Stephan Company filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on November 26, 2025, in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Florida, it became the latest entry in a decades-long chronicle of American companies using the bankruptcy system to manage crushing asbestos liabilities. But beneath the legal maneuvering lies a more profound crisis: a workers’ compensation system that has consistently failed those it was designed to protect.

Canadian Asbestos Giant Forces Dying Americans Into Foreign Courts

Landmark Bankruptcy Decision Sends 6,000+ U.S. Asbestos Victims to Canada—Despite Congressional Protections.