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Some of the most famous drug recalls in U.S. history happened because pharmaceutical companies put profits over safety. Vioxx caused heart attacks and strokes. Fen-Phen damaged heart valves. Thalidomide caused severe birth defects. Accutane led to serious birth defects and psychiatric issues.

These weren't accidents. Companies often knew about dangers and hid them. Drug recalls happen when medications cause more harm than good, but by then, thousands of people have already been injured. If you've been harmed by a recalled drug, manufacturers must be held accountable—for everyone's sake.

5 Significant Drug Recalls in US History & Why They Happened We trust our health to pharmaceutical companies. What happens when drug companies put dangerous products in our hands? R

Super Lawyers has released its 2026 Pennsylvania selections. Four HHR attorneys are recognized on the Super Lawyers and Rising Stars lists: Matthew P. Rosenberg and David L. Lutz on Super Lawyers, and Ashley Beener and Robert J. Spayde on Rising Stars. Read how selections are chosen in the blog:

Four HHR Attorneys Named in Super Lawyers & Rising Stars Lists Our honorees were selected for their work in a wide variety of plaintiff cases.

Telematics car insurance tracks your driving behavior (speed, braking, acceleration, mileage, time of day) using a device in your car or a smartphone app. In return for the data, insurers promise discounts for safe driving. But there's a catch: the data collected can be used against you after an accident.

Before you plug in that device for a discount, understand what you're giving up: insurers could use your driving patterns to limit your compensation and protect their bottom line.

How Telematics Car Insurance Could Affect You With telematics, insurance premiums may be more accurate than ever before.