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On Friday a California jury found Monsanto, the maker of Roundup, responsible for a school groundskeeper’s cancer and ordered it to pay $289 million in

The Trump Administration’s Environmental Protection Agency has lost its way. The environmental protection the agency is supposed to provide is in question. In June the

Wayne Hogan is proud to help support the Hope And History Mural Project. The Mural Project is helping young leaders grow and learn about leadership

School starts next week in Duval County and today I was honored to attend the 25th Annual School Crossing Guard & Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon. Crossing

One mother’s trip to a go-kart track with her son for some summer fun ended after she was rammed from behind by a young driver.

Most accidents are minor, or at least they may seem minor at first.  Post-accident, adrenaline is high and one may not experience the immediate onset

We live in a fast-paced world. The country is full of examples of people in haste, running into the store and leaving children in the

Attorney Fadi Chakour, M.D., led a stroke litigation seminar at the American Association for Justice’s (AAJ’s) annual convention in Denver. The AAJ is the nation’s largest

It has come to light in the last several years that talcum powder use can cause cancer because of asbestos contamination. Women developed ovarian cancer

Backup cameras in vehicles have become a helpful tool. However, they shouldn’t be a driver’s only tool when backing up. Blind spots can hinder a

With a record 46 million expected to take to the highways for the July 4th holiday, Wayne Hogan appeared on First Coast Connect on July

According to information provided to Consumer Reports by the Consumer Product Safety Commission, every 17 minutes, a piece of furniture, TV or appliance tips over causes

A new report by the New York Times is reminding users of the dangers of keyless car ignitions after more than 24 people died and at

Do you remember “Schoolhouse Rock” and the catchy teaching moments imparted on kids who were learning valuable lessons between the cartoons they were watching?  One

Bad day for consumers. The U.S. Senate voted to repeal Guidance issued in 2013 by the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (“CFB”) to help consumers and to curtail

If you visit any medical service provider, you are a patient. Millions of people become patients every day with varying needs, from scrapes and bruises

While there is no argument about how deadly distracted driving is, a recent study by Zendrive is alarming. Zendrive’s study tracks cell phone use for automobile

Anna Mary Bakley, a 69-year-old mother of three, survived gallbladder and breast cancer, but didn’t survive a bleeding ulcer that could have been easily treated.

A St. Johns County jury awarded Patricia Reiter, a 77-year-old female security guard, $171,000 plus attorney’s fees and costs for injuries and damages after a

We would like to thank the Jacksonville local media for getting the word out about dangerous toys that made this year’s “10 Worst Toys” list.