Gordon & Partners Blog

As improvements in technology allow us to detect impurities in very low concentrations of water, supplies that were once considered pure have now been found to have contaminants. While it may be unreasonable to expect completely pure water, it is not irrational to want safe water.If your drinking water has been contaminated by the actions […]

Read More

Johnson & Johnson subsidiary and pelvic mesh manufacturer, Ethicon, Inc., advised the FDA that it is recalling four of its Pelvic Floor Repair Systems. The manufacturer has requested 120 days to “cease commercialization” of its products, notify customers and allow physicians and hospitals time to choose different treatment options for patients who suffer from stress […]

Read More

Between 1957 through 1987, the Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune hosted the United States Marine Corps (USMC) members, as well as their families. After responding to several new regulations from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), the Camp Lejeune base began to test the water for contamination of trichloroethylene and several other toxic chemicals.After multiple tests […]

Read More

Toys: The Dangerous DozenThe U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) is launching a new safety campaign to get dangerous toys out of people’s homes. Despite recall notices and public warnings, CPSC has found that many products with the potential to seriously injure or kill are still being used by consumers. CPSC is releasing a list […]

Read More

A serious burn from an auto accident can often have long-term effects that may last a lifetime. Aside from the physical pain of the injury, many victims often experience psychological trauma along with mounting medical expenses and in many cases, lost wages and the ability to perform regular working duties.With this in mind, it’s important […]

Read More

Fog, which is quite literally a cloud of water dewdrops suspended near the earth’s surface, presents a serious risk for all Florida drivers. Heavy fog, otherwise referred to as dense fog, greatly reduces the visibility on the Florida roads and highways. Therefore, attempting to drive during this heavy fog is incredibly dangerous to both the […]

Read More

When an accident occurs, both parties immediately look to blame the person who was at-fault for the incident. However, many accident cases are not black and white. As a result, it must be determined which people were at fault and what portion of the fault should be placed upon them to reflect the level of […]

Read More

The benefits of living in South Florida far outweigh the negatives. The combination of tropical weather, beautiful scenery and overall quality of life make Florida the ideal place of residence for many people. However, the many perks of living in Florida also bring unique driving conditions that residents should be aware of. At Gordon & […]

Read More

Technological advances, such as cell phones, are becoming a staple in today’s society. However, while making many aspects of our lives easier and more convenient, the use of these devices while driving poses a serious threat to our safety on the roadways. With the volume of sent text messages increasing from over 50 billion in […]

Read More

According to a report from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the United States saw 529 large truck traffic fatalities and 20,000 injuries in 2010. These scary statistics marked a 6 percent increase from the previous year in the number of auto collision fatalities across the country. Overall, there was […]

Read More