Congress Looks to Ban "Drop-Side" Cribs
After 32 deaths have been attributed to potentially dangerous drop-side cribs in the past decade, Congress looks to ban these threats to children. Read more to see what the problem was…
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Management to Blame for Mining Tragedy
The Massey Mining company cut corners on safety in the name of making money, and workers paid the price. Read more to find out who is to blame and how this may be prevented in the future…
The Justice Department Fights for Consumers
Insurance companies are trying to merge to eliminate competition and raise premiums, but we as consumers will not stand idly by. Read more to see what the Justice Department is doing on our behalf…
The BP Oil Spill and the Ixtoc 1 Spill of 1979
For some, the recent BP Oil Spill is déjà vu. 31 years ago, an exploratory drilling site called “Ixtoc 1” experienced a similar blowout to the one that occurred on the now infamous Deepwater Horizon rig where 11 workers tragically lost their lives…
Changes to Evacuation Maps May Affect You
New topographical studies have forced the National Hurricane Center to alter the evacuation maps for our area. Read more and look at the linked maps to see if your house and community are affected…
Citizen's United V. The Bill of Rights
At Perenich The Law Firm, We believe that all citizens deserve the protection of a Government that defends the common good, in concert with the will of the people; rather than a Legal System shamelessly rooted in powerful self interested factionalism. We will fight for the interests of hard working average citizens from all walks of life, against the corporate elites that are would transform our great nation into one that puts profit over people.
Faulty "Fail-Safe" Responsible for Continuing Gushing in Gulf Oil Leak
Congressional hearings have begun to determine some of the causes of the Gulf Oil Leak crisis. Read more to find out how the Civil Litigation System may help prevent future catastrophes caused by corporate negligence in regards to public safety…
White House Looks to Increase Oil Damages Cap
The White House looks to increase the oil damages cap, under which the cost of the BP Oil Leak would fall, from its current level of 75 million dollars to a possible 10 billion dollar cap. Read more to see how much oil has already been leaked and the effects it could have on the Tampa Bay area…
BP Oil Leak and possible Tampa Bay effects
With the emerging crisis from the BP Oil Leak expanding within the Gulf of Mexico, we hope that our Tampa Bay area remains unaffected… However, we must prepare for some adverse effects if the situation is not contained. Read more to see a list of possible health affects that could occur from exposure to oil during the cleanup…