Day: March 8, 2025

Lawdragon names eight BGL attorneys among the top 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers for 2025, recognized for reaching justice on behalf of clients who experience violations of consumer rights. – Go Health Pro

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Lawdragon names eight BGL attorneys among the top 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers for 2025, recognized for reaching justice on behalf of clients who experience violations of consumer rights. – Go Health Pro

Brown, Goldstein & Levy is proud to announce that eight BGL attorneys have been named as 2025 Lawdragon 500 Leading Plaintiff Consumer Lawyers. The attorneys recognized are Monica Basche, Eve Hill, Neel Lalchandani, Andy Levy, Anisha Queen, Jamie Strawbridge, and Jessie Weber. When clients experience violations of consumer rights, the attorneys at Brown, Goldstein & … Read more

Davos 2025: Key priorities and truths for CIOs – Go Health Pro

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Davos 2025: Key priorities and truths for CIOs – Go Health Pro

Slower commercialization of innovations in Europe Regulatory fragmentation that stifles growth Insufficient public and private R&D investments A large base of SMEs struggling with tech adoption Brain drains to the U.S. due to a more innovation-friendly environment A focus on mature technologies over emerging ones Our take: European CIOs need to bridge the innovation gap … Read more

Kaiser Permanente in Hawaii Cures 1,000th Patient With Hepatitis C – Go Health Pro

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Kaiser Permanente in Hawaii Cures 1,000th Patient With Hepatitis C – Go Health Pro

When Dr. Collis joined the Hawaii Permanente Medical Group in 2001, he saw an opportunity to leverage resources to fight hepatitis C. The clinic was founded in 2004 with a modest budget and quickly doubled the cure rates of patients within Kaiser Permanente in Hawaii. The approval of direct-acting medications such as Harvoni in late … Read more

Q&A: Obtain medical opinion to evaluate direct threat under ADA – Go Health Pro

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Q&A: Obtain medical opinion to evaluate direct threat under ADA – Go Health Pro

Question: One of our production employees reportedly “blacked out” a few times last week. When I asked her about it, she said she has a seizure disorder, but she can work. Her job requires working with heavy machinery. Are we supposed to put her back to work and hope for the best? Answer: No, you … Read more

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