Author: Aron Solomon

First appeared in NewsBreak By Aron Solomon The recent news of a Pennsylvania fertility doctor mistakenly injecting a patient with acid during a procedure will go viral on social media because of the breadth and depth of this medical malpractice. As the Philadelphia Inquirer first reported, the incident occurred when the doctor mistakenly injected trichloroacetic acid, at an 85% concentration, into a woman’s reproductive organs. The woman suffered severe injuries and burns as a result of the injection. This incident raises several critically important legal issues: Medical Malpractice The first legal issue that arises from this incident is medical malpractice. Medical malpractice…

First appeared in NewsBreak By Aron Solomon A recent article in the Montreal Gazette highlights the dangers of e-bikes and e-scooters – a reality in 2023 and beyond not only for anyone who uses them but for all of us who share the roads and sidewalks with them. Electric bikes (e-bikes) and electric scooters (e-scooters) have become increasingly popular in recent years as a mode of transportation and recreation. However, there are growing concerns about the safety risks associated with these devices, and the need for better regulation to mitigate these risks. In this op-ed, we argue that e-bikes and e-scooters need…

Marc Ang interviewing Aron Solomon Marc Ang (MA): Aron, thank you for joining me. It’s been a while, but Britney Spears is back on the news. She is releasing a memoir and some former flames are now trying to potentially block her from releasing content before it’s released. Aron Solomon (AS): First of all, this came from the US version of the Sun tabloid in the UK. They published this last week that Colin Farrell, and Justin Timberlake were seeking to block publication of the memoir. Then they’ve actually printed a second piece that kind of basically says, the information we…

First appeared in BOXSCORE By Aron Solomon In case you missed this morning’s blockbuster sports news, Tom Brady, a seven-time Super Bowl champion and former NFL quarterback, has acquired a minority ownership stake in Birmingham City, an English soccer club that plays in the second-tier league known as The Championship. The stake was purchased through a partnership with Knighthead Capital Management LLC, which, just last month, acquired a 45% stake in the club. As a result of the acquisition, Brady will become the chairman of the club’s advisory As The Guardian reported on Thursday: Brady has partnered with Knighthead Capital on several other…

First appeared in Western Journal By Aron Solomon I will preface this piece by saying that I won’t refer to Twitter as “X” here, nor do I plan to ever refer to Twitter as X. While I will cover this in much more detail elsewhere, I think that Elon Musk’s time as the owner of Twitter is going to be limited — either by him or his creditors getting bored of his stewardship of the company. While there are a lot of factors that could cause Twitter to disappear, one of the important ones that not enough people are talking about…

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First appeared in DC Journal By Aron Solomon A New York Times piece in July made the bold statement that Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida, has been struggling to make a viable case why he is a better option than former president Donald Trump in the coming GOP presidential primaries. The wheels seem to be off the DeSantis bus. The shortcomings and failures of DeSantis’ efforts can be attributed to far too many reasons to list here, yet here are some of the ones that continue to drag him down: Lack of National Campaigning Experience DeSantis has yet to demonstrate…

First appeared in NewsBreak By Aron Solomon A new report by CNN highlighting cases of stomach paralysis in individuals who took weight loss drugs like Ozempic and Wegovy raises serious concerns about the safety of these medications. While these drugs have shown promise in aiding weight loss for some people, it is imperative that we address the potential risks to all and ensure better regulation to protect the well-being of those who use them. Increased Awareness and Reporting The fact that more cases of stomach paralysis are coming to light in that CNN report indicates the need for increased awareness among healthcare professionals and…

First appeared in Florida Daily By Aron Solomon NFL fans hate nothing more than they hate a tie, but that’s exactly what we’re looking at after a judge in the Southern District of New York denied the requests of both parties in the Brian Flores lawsuit to overrule a decision made back in March. The reason that this week’s decision is best characterized as a tie is that neither side will be fully happy with the result. The most explosive claims – those alleging racial discrimination against the Miami Dolphins, which formed a central part of Flores’ argument – will be…

First appeared in Western Journal By Aron Solomon There’s little good that can come from tweets sent at 3 a.m., especially on a weekend. This is a life lesson yet to be learned by Elon Musk, who told his Twitter team and the world that he planned to change the name, logo and brand of the social media company. The chances are high that Musk’s actions will damage or destroy Twitter’s brand equity — a remarkably shortsighted business decision given the rocky road Twitter has traversed since the dawn of the Musk era. This decision is part of a larger trend…