The Intersection Among Torts, Science, Corporate Law, Insurance & Bankruptcy
Will Old and New Mass Torts Spring to Life Through New Science Applied to Old Facts and New Science
Science and Romance – A Valentine’s Day Special
Endocrine Disruptors – More on the Risks
A Talking “Epinephrine” Shot – Way Too Expensive, but Touted by Insipid Reportin
The Ultimate Job Creator: Government Investment in Basic Knowledge – A New Example Via SIRI an
Specialized Stem Cells – Working for Cartilage and Better Knee Surgery Results
Gene Sequencing Spots a Likely Mutation Cause for Some But Not All Bowel Cancer
2012 – Highlights of the Increasing Intersections Between Science and Law
Antibody Drug Conjugates – New Science Seems to be Hitting the Zone – 23 out of 26
Diabetes Data – Diagnosis Doubled in Fifteen
Great Holiday Gifts for Science Geeks
A Headline the Fast Food Industry Cannot Like – “Breakfast sandwich is a time bomb in a
Researchers Figure out How to Remove the Extra Copy of Chromosome 21 that Creates Down’s Syndr
Virtually Indestructible Soccer Balls – A Gift to Kids from Science and Kind Hearted People
Cooperation and Support – An Example of Why Science Moves Faster than Politicians and Lawyers
Science Is a Winner Today – Visions and Priorities of the National Cancer Institute
Epigenetics – A New Example – Possible Multi-generational Impacts from Nicotine
1000 Genomes Project – Done for Now, with all Cell Lines and Data Freely Available Online
The Importance of Data
Biobanking Nature
Since becoming a lawyer in 1983, Kirk’s 35+ years of practice have focused on advising a wide range of corporations, associations, and individuals (as both plaintiffs and defendants) on both tort and commercial law issues centered around “mass torts.”